"Your Issues" shows "Unassigned issues"

[Daniel Skates]

When I open the "Your Issues" dialog, it shows issues that are unassigned.

(This may be due to me being the admin user for this project - unsure if this is the intention)

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It would be nice to filter out “unassigned” issues by default. This can be worked around by specifying a Custom JQL in Atlassian Settings within VSCode.

[Daniel Skates]

When I open the "Your Issues" dialog, it shows issues that are unassigned.

(This may be due to me being the admin user for this project - unsure if this is the intention)

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It would be nice to filter out “unassigned” issues

[Daniel Skates]

When I run the following Custom JQL in the extension:

assignee = admin AND project = SomeProject AND status != Backlog AND status != Done

It displays issues that are not assigned to me

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In Jira web, it displays the correct number of issues

[Nick Rundquist]

@danielskatesbhp, this definitely isn’t the intended behavior. What happens when you run the query assignee=currentUser() and project=SomeProject and resolution = Unresolved and statusCategory != Done` in Jira web?

[Daniel Skates]

Running that in Jira web gives the correct number of issues

[Nick Rundquist]

Thanks, that helps narrow it down. Another question, are any of the issues showing up incorrectly assigned to an epic?

[Daniel Skates]

Yep exactly!

It appears to be all issues under epics where I have at least one issue

As a side note, seeing the related Epic (or Task for Subtasks) is useful, however, being cluttered by all the other issues isn’t

[Nick Rundquist]

We just released version 1.4.0 of the extension which should fix this issue. It requires VS Code 1.31.1 if you haven’t already updated.

[Daniel Skates]

Confirmed to be working, great stuff!