I have an automation for cascade approval system where multiple approvers approve. The issue is not seen non before nor after the approval to the approver. How do I find the issues for particular approver to bring ability of listing the issues where the current user was approver and approved it?
There is also an automation to comment the issue on approval with text saying Approved by {{issue.assignee.displayname}} maybe this helps to find all such issues?
Hi Javanshir - you should be able to run a query like:
project = JIRA and "Approvers[User Picker (multiple users)]" = currentUser()
where JIRA is the project you want to see.
Hi John,
Nope, this didn't work. In the fields I see the following fields:
Approver
Approver 1
Approver 2
Approver 3
Approver 4
Approvers
I've changed the JQL to the following:
project = "Project name" AND "Approver[User Picker (single user)]" = currentUser() AND "Approver 1[User Picker (single user)]" = currentUser() AND "Approver 2[User Picker (single user)]" = currentUser() AND "Approver 3[User Picker (single user)]" = currentUser() AND "Approver 4[User Picker (single user)]" = currentUser()AND "Approvers[User Picker (multiple users)]" = currentUser()
This brings no matching results for the employee that is approving constantly.
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What do the values look like for a single row (issue) where the current user has approved it. One that you KNOW for sure that he/she approved it.
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This is requested for a cascade approval tickets system, where a custom field is used and then a variable comes into an action. Maybe this sheds more light?
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I am afraid that doesn't help any. Can you answer my last question? If there has been an issue that is approved, what do the values look like in the fields for that issue for the Approver field(s)?
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If the Approver, Approver 1, Approver 2, etc. field/s is containing an employee the automation rules apply when the approvers move the issue to appropriate statuses.
There is no special value for an approved issue only automated comment by employee name to the comments section as mentioned in the initial post.
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project = "Project name" AND "Approver[User Picker (single user)]" = currentUser() AND "Approver 1[User Picker (single user)]" = currentUser() AND "Approver 2[User Picker (single user)]" = currentUser() AND "Approver 3[User Picker (single user)]" = currentUser() AND "Approver 4[User Picker (single user)]" = currentUser()AND "Approvers[User Picker (multiple users)]" = currentUser()
Change the ANDs between approvers to OR - like this:
project = "Project name" AND ("Approver[User Picker (single user)]" = currentUser() OR "Approver 1[User Picker (single user)]" = currentUser() OR "Approver 2[User Picker (single user)]" = currentUser() OR "Approver 3[User Picker (single user)]" = currentUser() OR "Approver 4[User Picker (single user)]" = currentUser() OR "Approvers[User Picker (multiple users)]" = currentUser())
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Great, that's what I thought should be done to make this work. Thanks for helping out!
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Hi @Javanshir Mustafayev _ HIT
Is this a Jira Service Management (JSM) project? If so, you may be able to use:
project = myProject and approvals = myApproval()
Best regards,
Bill
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Hello Bill, no it's not a JSM project, anyway thanks for your input.
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