We have a centralized internal Servicedesk that serves different companies. Our customers are the employees within those companies. They have different mail addresses for different companies (like xxx@domainA.nl, xxx@domainB.nl, etc.)
We want to create a report that tells us how many issues were created from those companies. Within the query I wanted to search for something like (reporter ~ DOMAIN), but it says that '~' is not a valid operator.
Any suggestions on how to solve this problem? Thanks!
The ~ operator is reserved for text fields.
As a workaround you could create an additional jira field and copy the Company name into this field in a postfunction. Then you can search it without needing that operator.
Hi Alexander,
Thanks for your reply.
This doesn't get the results I was looking for. You can see that I created a testissue with 'mailadres' that has value 'test@domain.nl'. When I try to search for this exact string it does get the results. (It's in Dutch, but you'll get the idea).
But when I try to search for a part of that text like 'test' or 'domain.nl', I don't get any results.
EDIT: what about all existing issues? We have around 300 issues, which won't have this field. This would mean I would have to update all those issues. An automation rule can't happen, because you can't update a field, based on the value of another field.
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Hi,
On the second field you would only add the Domain and not the whole mail address, then you don't have to search this way.
With the App https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/23337/elements-connect-formerly-nfeed for example you could create a Field which reads the reporter, and then with a Regex expression only displays the Domain.
Then you would search domain = "domain.nl"
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