How i can create query where the projects Lead is equal the current User?
I can show all open problems of all project where i'm the project lead, but i'm not the assignee of Problem?
You can use the following JQL function to check the issues in the projects where you are the project lead:
project in projectsLeadByUser()
Reference: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/advanced-search-reference-jql-functions/
project in ("EMAK SUPPORTO (20IS3020/0008)","SYNTERACT SUPPORTO (20IS3020/0016)")
In this way, the word project is RED and the save Button in disable
project in (projectsLeadByUser())
In this way, the word project and the word projectsLeadByUser() are RED and the save Button in disable
project in projectsLeadByUser("vvagnotti")
In this way, all words are RED and the save Button in disable
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The save button will be disabled until you perform the search (i.e: click the search button). The words in red are most probably spell checking by your browser so don't hesitate in usin the function and click search. Any validation message will appear below the jql if there is something wrong.
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Hi Edoardo_Acitorio,
using Advanced searching you can do the following:
Search for open problems of all project where i'm the project lead, but i'm not the assignee
type = Problem AND status = Open AND (assignee != currentUser() OR assignee IS EMPTY) AND project IN projectsLeadByUser()
> Note that you must tune the above query as per your needs.
Kind Regards
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