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Query that provides a list of users that have ever worked on an issue within a single project.

Kruthika R June 30, 2022

Can I find a Query that provides a list of users that have ever worked on an issue within a single project.

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John Funk
Community Champion
June 30, 2022

Hi @Kruthika R 

By worked on, I assume you mean they were the assignee at some point. 

Therefore, you should be able to use a query like this:

project = TMP and assignee was john.funk

where you place the project name and person. 

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Max Foerster - K15t
Community Champion
June 30, 2022

Hi @Kruthika R ,

can you define what "work on an issue" means to you? Where do you want to access this information? Probably there's a way to use the Rest API.

Kruthika R June 30, 2022

Hi @Max Foerster - K15t ,

In Jira I wanted to know if we can retrieve all the users that has worked in an specific issue.

Max Foerster - K15t
Community Champion
June 30, 2022

Hey @Kruthika R , "in Jira" as in "using JQL"? Because that's not an option. JQL is a query language for returning issues. And again "working in an issue" is nothing you will be able to work with, that's why I'm asking how you define working in an issue. Did the user transition an issue, comment on it, log work? What is the action that the user has performed? We need your definition here. :)

Kruthika R June 30, 2022

Yes user has commented, transitioned etc that's what I mean by worked on the issue.

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