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Step-by-Step Guide to Create a JQL Query

1. Log In and Access the Search Interface:

   Sign into your JIRA Cloud account. Click on “Issues and filters” in the left sidebar or select “Search for issues” in the dropdown if you are in a different section.

2. Switch to JQL Search:

   In the search interface, you might see the basic search options by default. Look for a switch or link to Advanced Search and click it. This will open the JQL search interface.

3. Begin Crafting Your Query:

   You’ll see a text field where you can enter your JQL query.

4. Understand Basic Syntax:

   JQL queries are structured as field operator value. For example, status = "Open".

   • field refers to the issue attribute (like status, summary, assignee).
   • operator is how you want to compare the field (e.g., =, !=, >, <).
   • value is what you are comparing the field to (like a specific status name, a user, etc.).

5. Use Logical Operators for Complex Queries:

   Combine different criteria using operators like AND, OR, and NOT. E.g., project = "MYPROJECT" AND status = "Open".

6. Leverage Functions and Keywords:

   JIRA Cloud also supports various functions like currentUser() or dates like startOfDay().

7. Execute the Query:

   After typing your query, run it by either pressing Enter or clicking the Search button.

8. Refine Your Query as Needed:

   Based on the results, you might want to refine or adjust your query.

9. Use created query in GojiBar

   Copy the query and paste it under Preferences -> Tabs in GojiBar.

Example JQL Queries

Find issues assigned to you in a specific project:

project = "MYPROJECT" AND assignee = currentUser()

Search for recently updated high-priority issues:

priority = High AND updated >= -1w

Issues reported by you that are still open:

reporter = currentUser() AND status != Closed

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Installation

Download and install the latest release. Then start the application, open preferences and setup your jira host, credentials and a query:

Features

• simple setup - just generate an access token and paste it in the app.
• built in SwiftUI, for better performance, theming and integration with macOS.
• for pull requests you can setup:
  • what type of pull requests to view: review requested, assigned and/or created.
  • status checks - is a code quality feature of GitHub’s pull requests, which is based on external processes, like CI pipeline. There are two types of status checks: check and commit status. OctoSpace supports both of them.
• for issues you can setup:
  • what type of issue to view: assigned, created and/or mentioned.

Upcoming features

• add search to the repositories view
• add github projects view
• improve issues view to include information about projects, related to the issue
• add team members view
• suggest your feature

If you liked the app, please leave a review. In case you didn’t like it, please submit an issue, I’ll be happy to fix bugs, implement missing functionalities or work on new features.

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Features

• simple setup - just generate an access token and paste it in the app.
• built in SwiftUI, for better performance, theming and integration with macOS.

If you liked the app, please leave a review. In case you didn’t like it, please submit an issue, I’ll be happy to fix bugs, implement missing functionalities or work on new features.

Easily stay in the loop with your GitHub pull requests using PullBarPro. This macOS menu bar application provides convenient access to real-time updates on your pull requests. With PullBarPro, you'll have a quick access to Pull Requests which you have to review, or follow the progress of created or assigned Pull Requests.

Features

Native macOS application to show the GitHub contribution chart in your menu bar!

Features

Highly customizable: choose a day or a week view, color theme, transparency of empty days, borders:

Installation

• Homebrew:

  brew tap menubar-apps/menubar-apps
  brew install streakbar
  

• Download from github releases

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SwiftyStats is a lightweight menubar macOS application designed for indie app developers. It provides easy access to your recent installation data from App Store Connect, all from the convenience of your Mac’s menubar.

Getting Started:

Link your Apple App Store account and authorize access via your Admin account on App Store Connect.

Generate an API key with Admin privileges on the Integrations page to ensure seamless communication between SwiftyStats and your account.

All credentials are securely stored in your Mac’s Keychain. SwiftyStats does not share any data with third parties; it only interacts directly with the App Store Connect API.

Important Note:

SwiftyStats utilizes the Sales Report API for its data, so there may be slight discrepancies compared to the Analytics and Trends pages on App Store Connect due to report availability.

Requirements:

• Membership in the Apple Developer Program
• At least one app distributed on the App Store
• An App Store Connect account with permissions to create API keys

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Features

• create new, mark done and delete a todo item
• no cloud sync across devices
• no search, no tags, no editing, no export, no reordering
• not even a preference window!

Installation

There are 3 ways of installing the application:

• Mac App Store
• Homebrew:

   brew tap menubar-apps/menubar-apps
   brew install todobar
  

• Download from github releases

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