As a project administrator, you can choose which issues you want to display in an overview.
To do so, you need to configure a JQL, the same as the ones you could use in native Jira.

Issues to display

Issue to retrieve

You are prompted to enter a JQL in this section. You can leave it empty, but it will retrieve the 50 first issues the current user has access to.

The JQL can be static, or you can use some values of the current issue where the overview is displayed. 

Example: project = OSD AND reporter = ${issue.reporter}

Reporter will be evaluated on each overview where it's configured, and the JQL will be calculated accordingly. 

Supported field types

Field typeState
Short text

SUPPORTED

Number

SUPPORTED

Single user

SUPPORTED

Status

SUPPORTED

Select list (single choice)

SUPPORTED

Select list (multiple choice)

SUPPORTED

Select list (cascading)

NOT SUPPORTED

Labels

SUPPORTED

Versions

SUPPORTED

Single group picker

NOT SUPPORTED

Multi groups picker

NOT SUPPORTED

Multi user

SUPPORTED

Text multi line

NOT SUPPORTED

Date picker

SUPPORTED

Parent key

SUPPORTED

Current issue key

SUPPORTED

Current project key/name

SUPPORTED

Do you want to use a non-supported field type? Tell us why! We might add it.

Test your configuration

When configuring a JQL, don't waste time on testing it on Jira. Use Elements Overview instead, and test your query against an issue.

If you have entered a variable in the filter, using the test issue will replace the variable by the value of the selected field. 

Next step