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JIRA: Find all issues related to a user

In JIRA, how do a find all issues related to a user, across all projects.

A simple query search yields only full text results. i.e. only issues where the name is mentioned and not if the name has been assigned, has reported, has been cc’d etc.

My intention here is to find tickets related to me for stock accounting.

I'm using JIRA 3.13.

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Quintin Par Avatar asked Aug 19 '10 03:08

Quintin Par


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2 Answers

assignee = currentUser() OR assignee was currentUser() OR reporter = currentUser() 

This will suffice the query

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Edson Medina Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 04:09

Edson Medina


Just had the same 'stock accounting' use case: If you like to get an overview of the issues where you were involved to, just go to the profile page of your user, and hit 'Activity'. All tickets you had been working on are displayed.

This seems to be an alternative for all who are also not able to do a query like

assignee was currentUser()

because their Jira does not support history searches on that field (like ours here).

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mechko Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 05:09

mechko