Hi,
I’d like to find every issue, in Issues, where I’ve added the comment “ [BugBash2022Nominee]” (mainly so I can count how many I’ve already added). Is there a syntax for that?
Hi,
I’d like to find every issue, in Issues, where I’ve added the comment “ [BugBash2022Nominee]” (mainly so I can count how many I’ve already added). Is there a syntax for that?
Thanks, but this returns all issues having [BugBash2022Nominee]; I’d like to see only the ones where the nominer is me.
If I add my name after the query, it finds nothing.
Looks like all of your issues with the Bug Bash 2022 label have been closed already.
You can do this for any user:
If you didn’t author the ticket you nominated, it can’t be found like this by search as comments on cases aren’t searchable if I remember correctly.
Thanks for the information and the steps you provided (which I already tested).
And that’s what I’d like to achieve. Since I can put only up to 10 nominations, I wonder how many left I have (so I can choose and nominate the most important remaining issues properly).
Well, in the meantime, I’ve started to list all comments being [BugBash2022Nominee] (as the link provided by Torsten suggests) and, since there are “only” 257 results (13 pages), I’m searching on each page whether Safari finds my name. That’ll still work.