I’m trying to check my Jira history for a certain time period. We use Jira for tracking issues at work. I want to see everything I did from August to October last year. Is there a way to filter my activity or see a personal log for those months?
I’m looking for stuff like:
Issues I created
Comments I made
Any updates or changes I did
Does anyone know if Jira has a feature for this? Maybe some kind of activity stream or report I can run? I’d really appreciate any tips or tricks you might have!
As someone who’s had to track their Jira activity for various projects, I’ve found that the ‘Work Log’ feature can be incredibly useful for this purpose. Navigate to your user profile and look for the ‘Work Log’ tab. From there, you should be able to set a custom date range to view your logged work.
Another option is to use Jira’s built-in reporting tools. Go to ‘Reports’ and select ‘Workload’ or ‘Time Tracking’ report. These often allow you to filter by user and date range, giving you a comprehensive view of your activity.
If these don’t quite meet your needs, consider asking your Jira administrator about add-ons. There are several third-party plugins designed specifically for more detailed activity tracking and reporting. They might be able to install one that suits your requirements.
I’ve been in a similar situation, and I found a workaround that might help you out. While Jira doesn’t have a straightforward personal activity log, you can use JQL (Jira Query Language) to create a custom filter. Try this query:
(reporter = currentUser() OR assignee = currentUser() OR comment ~ currentUser()) AND created >= ‘2022-08-01’ AND created <= ‘2022-10-31’
This will show issues you reported, were assigned to, or commented on within that date range. You can adjust the dates as needed.
For a more comprehensive view, I’d recommend exporting the results to a spreadsheet. This way, you can sort and analyze your activity more easily. It’s not perfect, but it’s been a lifesaver for me when I’ve needed to review my work for performance evaluations or project retrospectives.
Just remember to save your JQL query for future use. It’s a handy tool to have in your back pocket.
hey miadragon, try go to issues menu > search for issues, then input: worklogAuthor = currentUser() AND worklogDate >= 2022-08-01 AND worklogDate <= 2022-10-31. u can adjust dates too, i think it will list your work logs correctly. hope it helps!