Finding my issues

To find the issues you're working on, use the system filters preset. The filters return the lists of issues where you were specified as an assignee, reporter, or in other roles. To search for issues in the list, use standard filters or add search criteria.

Using standard filtersUsing standard filters

Find your issues using preset system filters.

1. Go to the page with the issue list. To do this, in the left-hand panel, open Issues or follow the link.

2. In the drop-down list, select one of the options:

   • Favorite issues: Issues you added to Favorites.

   • All my issues: Issues in which you are reporter, assignee, or follower.

   • Created by me: Issues you created.

   • Assigned to me: Issues in which you are assignee.

   • Followed by me: Issues you are subscribed to.

   • Waiting for response: Issues you were invited to comment on.

   • Deadline approaching: Issues in which you are reporter, assignee, or follower and where:

     • Issues that have exceeded their deadlines in the past two weeks.

     • The deadline will be due within a month.

3. On the filter page, you'll see the selected issue list. You can add filtering conditions, set up the list's layout, or safe the list to a file:

   • To search for issues in the list, use the Search by issue name bar or add search criteria.

   • To group issues by a certain parameter, click Not grouped to the right of the search bar and select the desired parameter.

   • To save an issue list, in the top-right corner, click Export and select the download file format or simply copy the list to the clipboard.

   • To collapse the panel with the filter list, in the top-right corner of the page, click Parameters.

Filtering by parametersFiltering by parameters

Use filtering by parameters to narrow down your issue list and display only those issues that match the selected parameters. The filter by parameters buttons are above the issue list:

• To filter issues by their resolution, click Resolution and select relevant values from the list.

• To use advanced search parameters, click Add a field for filtering and select a field.

As a result, only the issues that meet the selected filter criteria are shown in the list.

Adding search parametersAdding search parameters

Searching by parametersSearching by parameters

To find issues by the parameters that cannot be set using the system filters, add search conditions.

1. In the top-right corner of the page, click Parameters. A panel with the specified filtering parameters will be shown under the search bar.

2. Click Add a field for filtering.

3. Select an issue parameter, set its value, and click Save.

   Any issues that do not meet your criteria are filtered out of the list.

4. If you need to refine the search conditions, add more parameters.

5. You can reset the search parameters by clicking Reset above the issue list.

For example, you can search issues by their name or description:

• To find issues that contain a particular phrase in their name, add the Summary parameter to your search and enter the text to search for.

• To find issues that contain a particular phrase in their description, add the Description parameter to your search and enter the text to search for.

Query languageQuery language

If you cannot set search conditions using the issue parameters, use the request:

1. Click Query language in the top-right corner. All the search parameters that you set by quick filters and conditions, will be shown in the search bar.

2. Use the query language to add parameters.

3. Click Apply.

Any issues that do not meet your criteria are filtered out of the list.

Saving filtersSaving filters

To save the issue search conditions as a filter:

1. On the panel under the issue list, click Save.

2. Set the name and category for the filter.

Your saved filters will be available in the All issues checkbox under My filters.