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JQL for last commenter

Rene Rath
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May 14, 2014

Hi there,

Is there any way I can find out, which tickets are currently assigned to the last commenter?

Motivation / Assumption: if someone makes a comment, it is probably a question. And in order to be answered quickly, the ticket should better be reassigned to someone who shall answer the question. I would like to review the tickets, which are assigned to the person who last commented.

I've got ScriptRunner installed, but couldn't make up anything with the methods it provides.

Thanks + Cheers - rene

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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May 14, 2014

This is not really an answer, but an alternative approach - automate instead of report.

You'll find a "last commenter" plugin helpful for your reporting, but JQL doesn't really have a way to say "and last commenter == assignee"

I use a slightly different approach:

  • Design the workflow so that it has explicit transitions for things like "user is not happy with resolution" or "user has more questions"
  • Add a custom user field like "resolver"
  • On the "resolve" type transition, copy the current user into "resolver" with a post function
  • On the reopen/question functions, copy "resolver" into "assignee"
  • Users will often comment instead of using these transitions, so, add the Jira Toolkit's "auto transition listener" and set it up to use the reopen/question when there's a comment (that's actually what it was written for!)

There's variations on that - a far more simple approach than "resolver" is to use the function "assign to last developer" (Jira misc workflow extensions plugin I think), or be a bit more clever and write a script-runner post-function that can implement your "new assignee should be" logic.

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May 14, 2014

By JQL it is not possible out of the box. You can use a plugin like "Essential Custom Fields for JIRA" which has a custom field for last commenter ( https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.primefieldsoftware.jira.essentialcustomfields )

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