Filter assigned to team or its members directly

[jwoodrow]

Problem Statement

I want to know how many issues are still assigned to a given team. In some teams the workflow is as such

• Nobody is working on it => assigned to team
• A team member is working on it => he reassigns the issue in sentry to himself (so another member doesn't attempt to fix something already being worked on)

Currently I can only find out the currently remaining issues by manually filtering the assignee by all the members of a team + the team itself.

Solution Brainstorm

When filtering by a team, it should also filter by its members

[getsentry-release]

Routing to @getsentry/workflow for triage. ⏲️

[scttcper]

Hey @jwoodrow to make sure I understand, you want to filter by assigned:#team but filter out issues that are assigned directly to members of that team.

[jwoodrow]

Hey @jwoodrow to make sure I understand, you want to filter by assigned:#team but filter out issues that are assigned directly to members of that team.

Actually it's the opposite I want to do.

Currently it seems when I filter by assigned:#team I only see issues that are assigned to the team and not the ones assigned directly to the members. But I want to be able to see both kinds of issues (assigned to a team and assigned to a member of the team)

If team A is composed of members A B and C

When I filter by team A I expected to have

• all issues assigned to team A
• All issues assigned to A
• all issues assigned to B
• all issues assigned to C

(Since they are part of team A)

[scttcper]

I think i was confused because that was the functionality of assinged:#team, but now has been made more strict, also from feedback. We still have the loose operator of assigned:me which only works for yourself and the teams you're a part of.

Maybe what we can do is make some assigned_team operator or something, I'll make a ticket for our backlog.

[jwoodrow]

I think i was confused because that was the functionality of assinged:#team, but now has been made more strict, also from feedback. We still have the loose operator of assigned:me which only works for yourself and the teams you're a part of.

Maybe what we can do is make some assigned_team operator or something, I'll make a ticket for our backlog.

The problem with the assigned:me is that is includes me + teams I'm a member of but not members of the teams I'm a member of, which would be what I would like to see for #team (team + its members). I currently have saved searches that I need to update every time we add a new member to a team to achieve de same functionality assigned:#team,A,B,C,me

[a1224]

+1, use case is the exact same as above from jwoodrow