How to find JIRA tickets I've commented on?

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Hey folks, I need some help with JIRA filters!

I know how to see tickets I’ve created. It’s easy:

reporter = currentUser()

But what about tickets where I’ve left comments? I tried this:

comment by = currentUser()

No luck. It doesn’t work.

Anyone know the right filter to show issues I’ve commented on? I’ve looked through the JIRA docs but couldn’t find anything.

Thanks in advance for any tips!

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I’ve been using JIRA for years, and I’ve found a neat trick for this. Instead of relying solely on filters, I use the search function with JQL (JIRA Query Language). Here’s what I do:

commenter = currentUser()

This query fetches all issues where you’ve left comments. It’s more reliable than filters in my experience.

Another tip: you can combine this with other criteria. For instance, if you want to see tickets you’ve commented on in a specific project:

project = ‘YourProjectKey’ AND commenter = currentUser()

This approach has saved me countless hours of scrolling through tickets. Just remember to save your most-used searches for quick access later. It’s a game-changer for productivity!

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hey there! i’ve got a trick for ya. try this filter:

commentedBy = currentUser()

works like a charm for me. jira can be a pain sometimes, but this should do the trick. lemme know if it helps!

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I’ve actually encountered this issue before, and it took me a while to figure out the correct syntax. The filter you’re looking for is:

commentedBy = currentUser()

This will show all issues where you’ve left a comment. It’s not very intuitive, I know. JIRA’s filter syntax can be tricky sometimes.

One thing to note: this filter will only show issues where you’ve commented, not issues where you’ve both commented and reported. If you want both, you might need to combine filters like this:

reporter = currentUser() OR commentedBy = currentUser()

Hope this helps solve your problem!