Hi everyone,
I would like to know if there is a filter I can use to see all the work assigned to me in multiple Jira boards organized by due date (in Ascendant order), thanks!
If you're looking for all tickets assigned to you (regardless of resolution status), you can use the following:
assignee in (currentUser()) ORDER BY due ASC
If you want to fine-tune your criteria and only see what is unresolved add a "Resolution" parameter and use the following:
assignee in (currentUser()) AND Resolution = Unresolved ORDER BY due ASC
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My pleasure @Susana Espino - I'm happy we could help get your filter set up 🙂
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Is there a way to do a kanban for myself, across all programs and other hierarchy, for present sprint?
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I was using this one, but is not working well because of the last OR I added: status in ("In Progress", "In Review", "To Do") AND resolution = Unresolved AND assignee in (currentUser()) OR "Other Assignees" = currentUser() ORDER BY due ASC
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So your added clauses are incorrect for some reason? What are they doing wrong? Could you give us the whole query?
My guess though would be that you've misunderstood the order Jira will execute each clause when you have a query that mixes ANDS with ORs. (We all do badly at that, it's hard to understand what Jira is thinking in these queries)
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