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Find Test Cases by Creator, Tester, or Last Editor

Use Created By, Last Tested By, and Updated By filters to find Test Cases associated with specific team members.

Use people-based filters to find Test Cases created, last tested, or last updated by selected team members. Choose the filter that matches the activity you want to review.

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Use it to find

Created By

Cases created by the selected person.

Last Tested By

Cases whose applicable Test Run identifies the selected person as tester.

Updated By

Cases whose recorded last editor is the selected person.

Updated By is not a search of every historical change. Last Tested By is not a list of every run ever performed by that tester. Open the case history or run history when you need a fuller audit trail.

Apply a people filter

  1. Open the Test Case list in the Jira space, work item, Test Folder, or Test Plan you want to review.

  2. Select Filters. If needed, use More to add Created By, Last Tested By, or Updated By.

  3. Open the filter and search for the team member’s name. Select the matching account.

  4. Review the filter’s comparison and selected people, then check the refreshed list.

  5. Remove the filter when you want to return to the broader list.

Created By, Last Tested By and Updated By filters in the filter menu

Examples

  • Review newly authored cases: select the author in Created By and add a creation date filter when needed.

  • Follow up on testing: select the tester in Last Tested By, then open the relevant run to inspect the result and evidence.

  • Review the latest edits: select the editor in Updated By and inspect the case’s history for the actual changes.

If a case is missing

Check the selected context, Test Case version, other filters, and comparison. Multiple different filters narrow the list together. A case with no applicable Test Run cannot match a specific last tester.

For assignment rather than activity, use the Assignee filter. To review changes, see Test Case History.

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