Welcome to our fourth video. Today, we will be focusing on Jira filters.
In our previous videos, we used the role of a Jira admin. However, in this video, we will be using the role of a client.
To start, we will create filters using JQL (Jira Query Language). Our first filter will show all issues in the AI processing status that are currently assigned to the team responsible for AI processing. We will also filter by the AI processing issue type.
To create this filter, go to ‘View all filters’ and click on ‘Create filter’. Switch to JQL mode and enter the following query: ‘project = AI web app recognition AND assignee = [user] AND issue type = ‘AI processing’’. Save the filter as ‘AI processing issues’.
Next, we will create another filter to display all high priority tasks. Change the filter settings to show issues of type ’task’ and priority ‘highest’. Save this filter as well.
To view the filters, go to ‘View all filters’. You will see the ‘AI processing issues’ filter and the ‘highest priority tasks’ filter.
In the next video, we will discuss swim lanes and how they can be used in Jira filters.
