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search for assignee and unassigned at the same time?

Ahmed Alghamdi
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October 8, 2017

so i have this JQL 

project = RMOB AND issuetype in (Bug, "Story Defect") AND resolution = Unresolved  AND assignee in (membersOf(Others)) ORDER BY assignee ASC, updated DESC

 

I want to add both assignee in a group of Others, plus all the tickets that is unassigned. I tried to add AND assignee = Unassigned but it didnt work, i also added assignee != empty but it didnt work too :( ?

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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October 8, 2017

I suspect it's simply your JQL syntax

I'm not sure that I have understood the question, but if you mean that you're looking for a set of issues with "assignee is in a group called others, or unassigned", then

project = RMOB AND issuetype in (Bug, "Story Defect") AND resolution = Unresolved  AND (assignee in (membersOf(Others)) OR assignee is empty)

should do it.

Fummi Ayorinde May 6, 2019

What does the ASC mean?

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