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NOTE: This suggestion is for JIRA Server. Using JIRA Cloud? See the corresponding suggestion.
Currently, the Activity Stream in JIRA only supports the following:
- Project
- JIRA Issue Key
- Update Date
- Username
- Activity
- Issue Type
It will be better if there is a function whereby you are able to use custom JQL to filter out the Activity Stream.
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[JRASERVER-29839] Filtering Activity Stream using custom JQL
"Filters Activity Stream" is not compatible with Jira 10 due to all the platform changes. I've not been able to reach the author, and the last published update was a year ago. I'm beginning to think this add-on has been abandoned. Are there any other alternatives?
There is a plugin named "Filters Activity Stream" which does exactly this (and nothing more), it costs USD 0.40 per user, just for that simple feature... That is how Atlassian makes money :X
+1
It's painful not to be able to see activity stream on the exact issue set I want to.
+1 - My project just got transferred into a larger project but I can still manage everything using a label. Well, everything except my activity stream.
Now that Jira is venturing into project management areas with the name change from Roadmaps to Timeline, and the addition of Advanced Roadmaps, it makes sense to pick this request back up again. For those of us in PM roles, we can manage multiple projects in JIRA. JIRA's activity stream is very beneficial but the filters are currently very limited. Yes I can add multiple projects but one of those projects is massive and has multiple PM's assigned to it. Example I have 5 projects assigned to me. In my activity stream on my dashboard I would need to see all activity from 4 projects, and then filtered where I am the watcher on tickets from the 5th (larger) project.
Jira team, there were over 200 votes on https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-19155, can we take that into account since these appear to be duplicates?
+1 Totally agree. Such a pain that I cannot monitor an activity stream for the Jira tickets I need only.
+1 - I totally thought it was a user error when I couldn't figure this one out.
It's been a key missing piece for 10 years, is anyone watching this space anymore??
+1. Filters underpin Project boards, most every other dashboard gadget, and can be the issue source for a Jira Plan.
Please update the Activity Stream gadget to embrace filters!!
+1 Our projects are complex and span across multiple Jira Projects.
or filter by assignee, so I see all activity on items I have assigned
+1 we have dashboards for specific component or request types and it would be very helpful to filter on those.
+1 this is so restrictive from a functionality point of view. Why is this not built of the standard custom JQL query engine !
+1
This would be great. JQL all the way. (but mostly want to use a filter, so I'll comment on that linked one too)
+1 - even getting a bug when i try to save a filter for `issue type= x`
Would love to be able to filter by LABELS or COMPONENTS
This would be great as I want to just see things that happened today which is not possible now. So when I view this activity stream on 2021-11-23, I want to see anything that's updated only on 2021-11-23. With JQL this would be possible.
I want to be able to see the activity for all of the projects I manage in a single feed using JQLfilter and not have to search each one individually. Is there an update on the timeline when this might be available?
The activity stream feature as it stands today is useless. I don't want to see the entire organization's activity. I want to see the activity on issues where I'm involved. That means issues reported by me, watched by me or comments directly tagging me.
I am disappointed this is not being further considered by Atlassian. As our Jira user base grows, the activity stream becomes more cluttered because I am unable to filter by the right type of activity I want to see. It worked okay when we just had one location using our instance, but now with multiple locations using our instance the activity stream is now rendered useless because I can't filter by any custom fields. This improvement has been identified in 2012 and has 232 votes, can we get an update on where this is at please?
I want to see in activity stream only those activities where I mentioned in the comments. How can I do this?
Several internal customers in our organization require for this feature
I agree and echo what was mentioned earlier in the thread: this would prove useful for our organization as it would allow us to filter the activity stream by site / location.
This would be extremely helpful in our organization as we as well have different locations, request types we need to filter by.
This would be extremely helpful in our organization, as we have a number of locations with request types that we need to filter by. Thank you!
a38518e05741 there seems to be an updated version for 10. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1213902/filters-activity-stream/version-history