Hey everyone,
I’m trying to figure out how to create a JIRA query that shows only the issues I’ve resolved myself. Is this possible?
I remember seeing an old post saying it couldn’t be done, but I’m hoping things have changed since then. JIRA updates pretty often, so maybe there’s a way to do it now?
If anyone knows how to set this up or has a workaround, I’d really appreciate the help. It would make tracking my own contributions so much easier.
Thanks in advance for any tips or advice!
hey, ive found another trick that might help. try using ‘resolutiondate >= startOfYear() AND resolver = currentUser()’ in JQL. this shows everything u resolved since the start of the year. you can change the date range too. its not perfect but works ok for me. lemme know if u need more help!
I’ve been using JIRA for years, and I’ve found a method that works well for tracking my resolved issues. Instead of relying solely on JQL queries, I maintain a custom field called ‘Resolver’ that gets automatically updated when an issue is resolved. Then, I use this JQL: ‘Resolver = currentUser() AND resolution is not EMPTY’.
This approach has a few advantages. It captures all issues you’ve resolved, even if you weren’t the assignee or someone else closed it. It’s also more reliable across different JIRA workflows. The downside is that it requires some initial setup with your JIRA admin.
If you can’t modify fields, another option is to use labels. Whenever you resolve an issue, add a personal label like ‘resolved-by-me’. Then query with ‘labels = resolved-by-me AND resolution is not EMPTY’.
These methods have served me well in tracking my contributions across multiple projects. They might require a bit more manual effort, but they’ve proven more accurate in my experience.
I’ve actually found a way to do this in JIRA that works pretty well. You can use the JQL query: ‘resolution = Done AND assignee = currentUser() AND status changed to Done by currentUser()’. This narrows it down to resolved issues you were assigned to and personally moved to Done status.
One caveat - it might miss cases where you resolved an issue but someone else closed it out. But it’s been accurate enough for my needs. You can save this as a filter for quick access too.
If you need any tweaks to the query or run into issues, let me know. Hope this helps streamline your contribution tracking!