I’m trying to figure out how to create a JIRA query that shows only the issues I’ve resolved myself. I remember seeing an old post somewhere saying this wasn’t possible, but I’m hoping things have changed since then.
Does anyone know if there’s a way to do this now? Maybe there’s a specific field or filter I can use? I’ve been digging through the JIRA documentation but haven’t found anything clear on this yet.
It would be really helpful for tracking my own progress and contributions. Any tips or workarounds would be great!
In my experience, using the ‘History’ feature in JIRA can be quite effective for tracking personally resolved issues. Navigate to the ‘Issues’ section and use the advanced search. Set up a filter with ‘status changed to Resolved BY currentUser()’ within a specific date range. This captures issues you’ve moved to Resolved status, regardless of current assignment.
For easier access, save this as a personal filter. You can then add it to your dashboard for quick reference. I’ve found this method particularly useful for generating reports on my contributions during project retrospectives or performance evaluations.
Keep in mind that JIRA configurations can vary between organizations, so you might need to adjust the query based on your specific setup. If you’re still having trouble, reaching out to your JIRA administrator for custom field options could be beneficial.
I’ve found a reliable method for tracking resolved issues in JIRA. Create a dashboard widget using the ‘Filter Results’ gadget. Set up a filter with ‘resolutiondate is not empty’ and ‘assignee was currentUser()’. This captures issues you’ve resolved, even if reassigned later.
For a broader view, you can use the ‘Workload Pie Chart’ gadget. Configure it to show your resolved issues across projects. It’s visually appealing and gives a quick overview of your contributions.
Remember to adjust date ranges in your filters to focus on specific time periods. This approach has significantly improved my ability to showcase my work during performance reviews. It’s become an essential tool for tracking my productivity and impact across projects.