Hi all,
I am trying to produce a URL that will show me issues:
1) That I am currently watching
2) Restricted to a specific work space (i.e. hopefully can be hard-coded into the URL)
[nice to have] 3) Issues that are not in the 'closed' state.
Thank you in advance for your help :D
The JQL I would start with is "watcher = currentUser()" for point 1. I'm guessing by "specific work space", you probably mean "project", and "closed" is clear, so you eventually get
watcher = currentUser() and status not in (Closed) and project = "A project"
You can turn that into a url with https://yourjira.base.url/issues/?jql=watcher%20%3D%20currentUser()%20and%20status%20not%20in%20(Closed)%20and%20project%20%3D%20%22A%20Project%22
All the %xx stuff are control codes, mostly meaning "space"
Thanks! Massive help. I had a slight issue with your solution where I would get a "The requested URL /issues/ was not found on this server." error. However, (FYI for others experiencing same problem) I fixed this by adding a "jira/" to the URL. Therefore, it looked similar to this:
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That's because you have a different "context" for your Jira system. A lot of us do that. The context is part of the base url though, so just replace my yourjira.base.url with your full base url and it will work fine. Your base url is <something>/jira
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