After removing an unused status from a Jira workflow and publishing it, I need to find all the users' saved filters (which are still using the old status) and inform the users to replace the old status with the new status in their saved filters.
Does anyone know a way to find those filters using JQL or Marketplace Apps?
I thought of documenting the list of old and new statuses on a wiki page and then sending an email to the owners of the filters with a link to the wiki page along with instructions to update the status in their filters.
This approach might be better than waiting for users to complain about their broken filters and then working with them to update the filters in a meeting.
I found a Bug ticket for Jira Server/DC that is still open:
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-22223
You are correct that isn't possible yet in Cloud, and there is a suggestion to add it to the REST API: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-36045
I didn't see this anything for this need in the marketplace, and maybe one of the vendors will comment.
There is a work-around, which does require at least one add-on, and a backup/restore
Best regards,
Bill
@Bill Sheboy Thank you for suggesting the work-around!
It would be so useful when the functionality is added to the REST API.
I voted for the Suggestion ticket you mentioned :)
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Looks like Atlassian has updated the reported feature request:
This is now possible using the experimental parameter overrideSharePermissions=True on the search for filters REST endpoint. As the param is still experimental, we will keep this ticket open."
@Gautham Hari you may have a solution to your reported API request
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