Is there a way to query your jira issues.
If the reporter in an issue has entered text "completed"?
Hi @Gavin
are you using Jira Cloud or Jira Server?
When using Cloud you could use an Automation rule during issue create which sets a custom field to a value of your choice IF during Issue Create "completed" was entered in, for example, Description.
Then you could tackle this using JQL.
I would be happy to assist with an Automation rule and try to test things out - it should work, but first of all two questions:
1.) do you have Jira Cloud where we could use this kind of Automation
2.) has your question yet been resolved by Suvradip? I have seen many good approaches and recommendations, however it is not fully clear if you have still questions after the JQL queries that were suggested.
Thanks in advance!
Regards,
Daniel
Hi @Gavin ,
Thanks for posting in community.
I think you try with with the below mentioned :
Please accept the answer if it solves your query. Else, please respond and allow others to share inputs.
Cheers
Suvradip
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Thanks Suvradip! That helps. But how do you query if the reporter in the issue itself has added text completed. The query although great is still requiring the reporter to be specified.
Is there something like currentuser() value for reporter for an issue?
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Thanks @Gavin for your quick response.
Yes, if reporter like to view it would be either one of these -
Just type in the reporter name in case of the later one, the result would be same.
Cheers
Suvradip
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Sorry for not being more clear.
I was trying to figure out a way to check if the reporter of an issue entered text (completed) within the issue they were reporting.
Is there a way to find out that without entering the name of the reporter or current user()
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Thanks @Gavin for response.
Please accept the answer if that solves your query else respond and let others to share input.
Cheers
Suvradip
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