How do I search comments in Jira?
How do I search comments in Jira?
How do I search comments in Jira?
You could use an App on the Marketplace to have that feature :
- Comment Toolbox for Jira which adds some JQL functions to search comments made by a user (or a group as well)
- ScriptRunner for Jira which adds a lot of functionnalities such as commented() to search the attributes of comments such as By.
How do I search for a ticket in Jira?
To use the quick search: Enter your search criteria in the search box in the header bar of Jira and press Enter. Tip: If you know the issue key or project key, enter it before other search terms, e.g. “JRA help link is broken”.
How does search work in Jira?
Searching in Jira: how do I start?
- search a particular issue JiraKEY-15.
- search on text (searches in issue summary, description and comments) atlassian.
- Finally, the field supports Smart Querying my open bugs. This will give you a list with all Bugs that are in the status Open and assigned to you.
How do I search comments in Confluence?
You could search type:comment for all comments. In my instance I put type:comment text:alphabetagamma user:sspaniol for more specific, if you’re searching for a specific word.
How do I enable Issuefunction in Jira?
Visit the Diagnostics & Settings page in your JIRA Cloud instance and toggle the new ‘ScriptRunner Enhanced Search’ option so that its enabled. Then refresh the page and you’ll see a new link in the top bar of your JIRA Cloud instance.
How do I use people in Jira?
To mention a person using autocomplete, type ‘@’ in the editor, then start typing their name. Choose the person you want to mention from the list of suggestions.
How do I see all issues in Jira?
Open the project issue navigator
- Choose Projects and select a starred or recent project, or choose View all projects and select a project.
- From your project’s sidebar, select Issues and filters.
- Select an issue filter, like All issues to view all issues in the project.
- Select an issue from the list to open it.
Where do I put JQL in Jira?
Query results can be saved and used as filters and views across Jira (including boards).
- In the top navigation bar, select Filters.
- Select Advanced issue search. (
- Use quick filters for basic search or switch to JQL for advanced search.
Why does Confluence search suck?
There are some basic problems with this: Enterprises often have more than simple Microsoft-based office attachments which they would like indexed and to be searchable. Users expect the ability to refine their search results. Administrators want to tune what they consider higher value content.
How do I find Confluence in Jira?
Confluence data is stored in fields, for example title, label, type and so on. To search for content using a specific field, type the name of that field into the search box followed by a colon (:), and then the term you’re looking for. You can use multiple fields in the same query.
How to search for text in comments in Jira?
When you type comment !~ “hello” in the quick search, notice you get to the search page, and the search term is parsed as text ~ “comment !~ \\”hello\\””. If you go to the search page instead of using the quick search and type the phrase comment !~ “hello” in the filter, it should work fine.
How does the quick search work in Jira?
The quick search will try to figure out your input, and if it receives text (as opposed to issue id), it will search for it freely. When you type comment !~ “hello” in the quick search, notice you get to the search page, and the search term is parsed as text ~ “comment !~ \\”hello\\””.
How to find issues in a JIRA project?
To find issues in your project: From your project’s sidebar, select Issues. Select a pre-set filter in the sidebar, set the field filters, or both. Order and sort the issues using the options at the top of the list of issues. Select an issue to view or edit it.
Can you use jql to search for comments?
I am actually surprised to see that you could use that specific JQL function in the comment search field at all. When reviewing the documentation of that function in Advanced searching – functions reference – currentUser (), you can see that the only supported operators for this are = and !=.