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Description:
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Perform searches based on active users that belong to the provided group. Note: |
| Syntax | activeUsers() activeUsers(group, ...) |
| Available since | v2.3.1-RELEASE |
| Supported fields | Assignee, Reporter, Voter, Watcher, custom fields of type User |
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Examples:
• Find issues that have been created by any active user in 'EMEA' or 'LATAM' projects:
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creator IN activeUsers() AND project IN ("EMEA", "LATAM") |
• Find bugs reported by currently inactive users:
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reporter NOT IN activeUsers() AND issuetype = Bug |
• Find issues in which their 'Managers' field (múltiple user picker) are assigned to inactive users only:
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Managers IN inactiveUsers() AND Managers NOT IN activeUsers() |
Real World Use Cases:
· Equivalent of "activeUsers()" in JQL? (by Mike Shkolnik at ATLASSIAN Community).
JQL Function Reference
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