Session Filters
Applying filters to the collection of available sessions/reports in a project
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Applying filters to the collection of available sessions/reports in a project
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Once you log into your BetterBugs.io account and open a project, you get the "Search your sessions…." box to search through the logged bug reports or sessions.
For filtering out reports, you’ll find a “Filters” button under the search box with various filter value options. Here’s a table summarizing the available filters:
Priority
Filter reports based on assigned priority levels.
By default, every report you create gets marked with a “Medium” priority level which you can change while adding details to it.
Urgent, High, Medium, Low
Status
Filter sessions for the reports based on status.
The session gets auto-marked as "Open" when you capture a screenshot/video. This can be later updated to In Progress or Closed after the session is uploaded to your BetterBugs.io account. Then, you can filter the results based on status.
Open, In Progress, Closed
Creator
Filter sessions for the reports based on the person who created them.
List of all issue creators for the project reports
Assignees
Filter sessions based on the assignees for the reports
List of all assignees for the project reports
Tags
Filter sessions for the project based on the tags attached to it.
List of custom tags added for the project
Integrations
Filter sessions based on the project management tools, issue trackers, or communication tools they’ve been shared with.
Asana, Azure Boards, ClickUp, GitHub, Jira, Linear, Microsoft Teams, Slack, Trello
Archived sessions
Filter sessions that have been archived for the project.
Archived only
Using session filters is straightforward:
This gives you all the reports that match these two selections together. Your filters be visible beside the “Filters” button with the desired selection. For the given example, you’ll see the “Priority Is Medium” and “Status Is Open” getting displayed.
To remove all filters, you have the “Clear all” option on the right-hand side.
You can also add one or more values for a specific filter allowing you to fine-tune your filters required. For instance, you can select one or more “Priority” (or any other filter) levels for your reports. Here's how it works:
For the Example Shown Above
Click “Priority” and select “Medium”.
Again, for “Priority”, select the “High” option.
Here’s how it looks: Priority Is Medium, High
To add your custom filter:
Here's how it works:
You're good to go