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      Problem Definition

      There is no way to search via JQL to get accurate results in regards to issues / comments were a user has been @Mentioned For example, users have noted that you can sometimes get results for an advanced JQL query such as

      comment ~ currentUser() 
      

      However the ~ operator is unsupported for use with that function per Advanced searching - functions reference - Atlassian Documentation.

      Also trying to search with a more basic set of terms like

      comment ~ username
      

      can sometimes return results, but it is not providing consistent expected results (sometimes you see @ mentions here but not always), and there does not appear to be a way to search via JQL for message content that includes @mentions

      Suggested Solution

      • Creating a JQL function that can search for @ Mentions would be ideal
      • Or extending the comment field to be searchable by user accounts mentioned within it

      Why this is important

      It would be very helpful to be able to search, filter, and generally organize issues where you have been mentioned directly.

      Workaround

      None

      Original description

      Would like to be able to create a filter to track my AT mentions

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            [JRASERVER-27594] JQL search for @mentions

            Seems an obvious capability in search, please add it.

            Dan Richter added a comment - Seems an obvious capability in search, please add it.

            DG added a comment -

            we need this feature also - I think 11 years and a lot of votes should be enough for the development?

            DG added a comment - we need this feature also - I think 11 years and a lot of votes should be enough for the development?

            R Sture added a comment - - edited

            I need a way to select the issues that have any user mentioned in comments.

            R Sture added a comment - - edited I need a way to select the issues that have any user mentioned in comments.

            +1 - we really need this! Guessing from the age of this ticket though (11 YEARS??) we're not going to get it.

            Robin Powell added a comment - +1 - we really need this! Guessing from the age of this ticket though (11 YEARS??) we're not going to get it.

            Greg Nowak added a comment -

            If you click on a user's @-mention to get to their profile page, the ID String after [yourdomain].atlassian.net/jira/people/ works - just search on text ~ s324944fg439rh34thh349 (whatever it is ) and that will give you issues where that user is @ -mentioned in comments. 

            Greg Nowak added a comment - If you click on a user's @-mention to get to their profile page, the ID String after [yourdomain] .atlassian.net/jira/people/ works - just search on text ~ s324944fg439rh34thh349 (whatever it is ) and that will give you issues where that user is @ -mentioned in comments. 

            I could really use this feature.

            xavier.simms added a comment - I could really use this feature.

            +1

            Liona To added a comment -

            When will this be prioritized?

            Liona To added a comment - When will this be prioritized?

            why its not yet built as system dashboard in Jira ? 

            Shivanshu.Katiyar added a comment - why its not yet built as system dashboard in Jira ? 

            Every user could benefit from this.  Not every user is familiar with JQL and this is a must have for every user so collaboration is effective within Jira.

            Beatrice Cudd added a comment - Every user could benefit from this.  Not every user is familiar with JQL and this is a must have for every user so collaboration is effective within Jira.

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