Finding issues in a queue
To filter issues in a queue by criteria, use parameter-based search. For example, you can display only issues with Critical priority and deadlines this week.
The most recent search conditions you configured will also be applied the next time you open the queue page.
Step 1. Opening the queue page
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Open the list of queues available to you: in the left panel, click Queues or follow the link https://tracker.yandex.com/queues .
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To help you navigate the queue list, use the filters:
- My queues: Queues you created or added to Favorites.
- Owned by me: Queues you created or where you are assigned as the owner.
- Favorites: Queues you marked with .
- Recently viewed: Queues you opened recently.
To quickly find a queue, enter text in the Search queues by name or key field.
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Click the name of the queue you need to open the list of all its issues.
Step 2. Adding issue search conditions
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Expand the menu with issue search buttons: in the upper-right corner of the page, click Parameters.
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Click Add a field for filtering.
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Select an issue search parameter, specify its value, and click Apply.
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To specify a complex condition with a function or logical operators, use the query language.
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To quickly find an issue in a filtered list, type text in the Search by issue name field.
You can customize the list with search results: sort or group issues, select columns with parameters. For more information, see How to configure the issue search results list.
Step 3. Choosing a list view
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You can view information about the issues found in three different views:
- List. The default option.
- To learn how to configure the table, see How to configure the issue search results list.
- To learn how to display the issue hierarchy, see Displaying the issue hierarchy.
- Calendar. It shows bars with issue names; each bar runs from the issue's start date to its end date.
To learn how to work with the calendar view, see Calendar for an issue filter. - Gantt. The chart shows bars with issue names; each bar runs from the issue's start date to its end date. If an issue isn't closed by its deadline, the bar turns red. “Depends on — Blocks” links are shown with arrows. To the left of the chart, there's an issue list that you can configure the same way as in the List view.
To learn how to work with the Gantt chart, see Gantt chart for queues.