Hello community
Can anybody advise me how to locate and edit the default filter in JIRA for "My open issues", filter=-1? I want to include the "Assignee(s)" field in the filter to allow allocating multiple assignees to issues and them see the issues when hey check open issues.
Thanks
I believe you would have to either modify one of the core files in the installation folder to do so, or in the database (if it's even there? edit: it's not, at least not under searchrequest table). Certainly not out of box so would have to cut a few corners to modify it.
Take a look at this discussion - https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Edit-Default-System-Filters/qaq-p/324476 there are a few useful ideas
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I said what I want to do in my question. If a user is assigned to any issue in the "Assignee(s)" field then I want those issues to show in their "My open issues" filter by default rather than create extra filters for users.
I think Radek has answered my question though, no...
Thank you for your inputs.
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Hi @Tyler
Why do you want to change the default filter? If you want users see all the open issues then you can use another filter "Open Issues" filter not the "My Open Issues" Filter.
Can you please explain what exactly do you want to change the "My Open Issues" Filter.
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Query = project = cuz AND assignee = currentUser() AND resolution = Unresolved
You can create a new filter as
project = DUM AND assignee in ( different users) AND resolution = Unresolved ORDER BY updated DESC
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