I created a JIRA user to assign things to that are not to be "done" such as tickets to log time for meetings, etc.
I want to filter these out of a board view. Is it possible to filter by issues to Assignee is NOT a certain user? Or, do I have to filter to Assignee = all other users except this one?
Yes, and you've almost answered your own question - NOT is a valid operator in JQL.
Most of us would use the ! shorthand though.
Assignee is not currentUser()
Assignee != currentUser()
Both do the same job.
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option 1. assignee in membersOf(<your_group>)AND assignee not in ("username1")
option 2.
assignee not in ("username1")
or just use - assignee != "<user name>"
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This seems to work half for me on the backlog.
assignee != "<username>"
also filters out all of the tickets which are not assigned. How do filter out only that username?
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Me too! How do you fix that. Unassigned tickets disappear!
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Like this
(assignee != currentUser() OR assignee is empty)
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@Luke VandervortYou can try: YOUR QUERY AND assignee is EMPTY OR YOUR QUERY and assignee != "username"
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