Assigned to me

Assigned to me lives in the Diagnose area of the dashboard, under Triage.

At a glance#

What it does#

Assigned to me is the same grouped issue list as Inbox, filtered to issues whose assignee is you. Same columns — issue, severity, events, users, assignee, status, last seen — and bulk resolve, ignore and reassign.

Note what it is not filtered by: status. An issue assigned to you stays on this list whether it is open, in progress, or already resolved by you, so the list doubles as a record of what you have worked on rather than only what is outstanding.

When to use it#

As your personal work queue. Inbox answers "what has this team not decided about"; this page answers "what is mine". If you only open one Diagnose page in a day, it is this one.

Workflow#

1. 1

   Sort by users affected

   Your own queue is short enough that severity ordering rarely helps. Blast radius does.

2. 2

   Resolve as you ship

   Mark an issue resolved when the fix is released, not when it is merged — resolution is what tells you whether it recurs, and it only recurs against a build users are running.

3. 3

   Reassign rather than ignore

   If something is not yours, hand it back. Ignoring it removes it from everyone's queue, not just yours.

Permissions and prerequisites#

You must be signed in as a workspace member — the filter is on your own user id, so the list is empty for a session without one.

Limits and edge cases#

• Empty is the normal state. Nothing is assigned to you until someone assigns it, including you. This page does not auto-assign.

• One assignee per issue. There is no shared ownership; reassigning moves it.

• Resolved issues stay listed. Filter by status if you want only the open ones.

Troubleshooting#

The list is empty but I know I own things. Assignment is per app. Switch the app selector — your issues in another app are on that app's list, not aggregated here.

Where the data comes from#

Served by

• Inbox

• Issues

Related#

• Inbox

• Resolved

• Diagnose overview