How would I write a query that would show all tickets worked on that week?

[Jonathan Pisors (Alcority)]

We have multiple projects in both software and service. A user can have tickets in any of the software or service projects. I for example, have tickets in 5 different projects. 

I am looking for a way to query all of the tickets a current user worked on during the week. This can include the user as an assignee, as a commenter on a ticket that is not assigned to that user, or a ticket that the user logged time on via the time tracker. 

I tried using the following using scriptrunner enhanced search:

(

assignee = currentUser()

AND updated >= startOfWeek()

AND status not in (Backlog, Canceled)

)

OR

(

worklogAuthor = currentUser()

AND worklogDate >= startOfweek()

)

OR 

(

lastCommentedDate > startOfWeek()

AND commentedby = currentuser()

)

I ran into a problem where if anything was updated on the ticket, then it brought the ticket into the results. (if someone else updated a field then it would appear in my list of worked tickets)

I also had the total time logged on the ticket appearing as opposed to the total time logged that week. (If I worked 5 hours last week on it and only 2 hours this week, then I would only want 2 hours to appear in the results as opposed to 7 hours appearing.)

This filter/query will end up being used as part of a dashboard for reporting. 

We do have scriptrunner enhanced search available to utilize. 

If this is not possible with the out of the box jql and scriptrunner enhanced, we'd appreciate a comment stating that. If this can be done utilizing a different app, please state which one so we can take a look at it. Thanks for the help!

[Trudy Claspill]

You can use the native Advance Search function updatedBy to search for issues updated by a specific user within a specified date range:

https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/advanced-search-reference-jql-functions/#Advancedsearchingfunctionsreference-updatedByupdatedBy--

Using OTB JQL you will not be able to get the results to display the time logged by only one user among multiple users on a ticket, nor only the time logged during a specified date range.

You might be able to create a ScriptRunner Scripted Field to get the information (time logged for current user). I have not tried to work out those details.

Otherwise there are third party apps that can be used to show all the time logged by an individual during a time period, and show the issues the time was logged against.  I used the following for that purpose. Note that the output displays in its own screen and at the time I used it you couldn't incorporate that into a Jira Dashboard.

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1219004/worklogs-time-tracking-and-reports?hosting=cloud&tab=overview

[Jonathan Pisors (Alcority)]

Thanks! I'll take a look!