Hello everyone,
I am trying to make a jql filter that returns all the requests in which a certain user has written a specific word in a comment, I have already taken several tests and I do not get results, is that filter possible to perform?
Regards.
You can search for a particular word in comments with comment ~ word (which may be good enough for you if it's a very particular and not often-used word) but as Jack mentioned, you'll need an add-on to limit the results to a particular user's comments.
Hello Payne,
I already use the scriptrunner to obtain the comments of a certain user, what I need is to obtain the comments of a certain user that only have a specific word.
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Ah, OK. You can combine my and Jack's recommendations, which may get you close - it will return issues for which a particular user commented AND which contains the keyword in the comments, but not necessarily in one of username's comments.
issueFunction in commented ("by username") and comment ~ keyword
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Hello Payne,
I already tried that but it does not work as I would like, it is true that it returns the issues in which the indicated user has written a comment and the word appears in the comments, but it does not differentiate if the word was written by the desired user or a different one.
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You would need an addon for this. A popular choice is Scriptrunner where you could use issueFunction in commented ("by username").
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