Getting Started with JIRA - Creating Filters

The video tutorial explains how to use JIRA filters, which are essentially saved searches, to efficiently find and organize issues within a project. It covers both basic and advanced search techniques, including the use of jQuery for more complex queries. The tutorial also demonstrates how to save and star filters for quick access and how to apply these filters to agile boards. Finally, it introduces the concept of using filters in dashboards, setting the stage for further exploration in the next video.

What is the primary purpose of filters in JIRA?

• To manage user permissions

• To delete issues

• To save and organize searches

• To create new projects

Which feature allows you to customize your search in JIRA using specific fields?

• Advanced Search

• Project Search

• Quick Search

• Basic Search

What is a benefit of using advanced search with jQuery in JIRA?

• It simplifies the user interface

• It allows for more precise searches

• It automatically resolves issues

• It increases project storage

How can you make a filter easily accessible in JIRA?

• By deleting it

• By starring it

• By renaming it

• By exporting it

What can you do if a filter does not appear in your recent list?

• Delete the filter

• View all filters and star it

• Create a new filter

• Export the filter

In what other JIRA feature can filters be used besides agile boards?

• User management

• Dashboards

• Issue creation

• Project settings

What should you do if you want to change the name of a saved filter?

• Delete the filter and create a new one

• Share the filter with others

• Edit the filter settings

• Export the filter