The OrgJQL plugin allows you to add organizational info adds organizational filters to your JQL queries.
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Quick Start
This will get you up and running with OrgJQL in two minutes.
Prerequisites
You’ll need a spreadsheet with the following columns:
First column: Jira display names of users (you don’t need a complete org listing – just add the people that are relevant for your queries)
Second column: Manager display name for each user
Here’s an example:
Step 1: Go to the “Update Org Data” card
Click on add org data and give your data a name.
Then paste your user/manager spreadsheet into the form (see Prerequisites) and click “Save”.
Step 2: Test the org data by going to the “Test Org Data” tab
Click on the “Test Org Data” tab and enter a query using your org data. OrgJQL defines an orgOf JQL function that takes a manager’s name and returns a list of everyone who rolls up to them. Here’s an example query:
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assignee in orgOf("William MacLane") |
Verify the expansion is correct.
Step 3: Try OrgJQL in the Issue Navigator
Copy your query from Step 2 and run it in Jira’s issue navigator. Verify the results, and you’re ready to go!
Step 4: Leave a review
Let us know if you run into any problems or if you’d like to request a feature by visiting the Forthix JSM Portal