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    WORKSPACE
    Remote search
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    Workspace Search

    Open Dashboard → Search to find accessible projects, issues, and comments you are permitted to read.

    1. Open Dashboard → Search and select the intended account/workspace.

    2. Enter a recognizable phrase from the report, such as checkout total, and inspect the matching projects/issues/comments.

    3. Apply the result-type, project, status, or other offered filters to narrow the result

      Filters combine, so a restrictive project and status can exclude an otherwise matching issue.

    4. Open the result and confirm the project, report, and version

      Copy the search URL when you want a teammate to reuse the criteria; their own access still controls their results.

    When a result is missing

    Clear filters first, shorten the phrase, and check the selected project/account. Search only returns content you can read; it does not expose an internal comment to a client or guest.

    Check whether the content was saved in a report/comment and whether you still have project access. Captured evidence that is unavailable or never recorded cannot be assumed to exist simply because the issue title is searchable.

    If a task is assigned to you rather than something you remember by text, try My Work. For project-specific filtering and saved views, use Managing Annotations.

    SEARCHABLE CONTENT

    Projects
    Project names, URLs, branches, commits, and releases.
    Issues
    Annotation titles, descriptions, source locations, tags, ticket IDs, and release context.
    Comments
    Only comments the current account is allowed to read, with internal visibility enforced by the API.

    FILTERS AND URLS

    Filters

    Filter by result type, project, status, assignee, tag, environment, and date range.

    Stable links

    The query and filters are stored in /dashboard/search?q=… so refreshes and shared links retain context.

    VISIBILITY

    Search only returns projects the account can access. Internal annotations and comments are excluded from client and guest results at the query layer, not just hidden in the interface.

    Search snippets and deep links inherit the same project and visibility permissions as the destination page.