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I'm getting started working with the JIRA REST API. I've learned how to get all the issues assigned to the current user:

rest/api/2/search?jql=assignee=currentuser() 

...now I am trying to filter those by the current sprint. I think this functionality is provided by the JIRA Agile (Greenhopper) plugin, but I can't find any documentation for it. I came across some interesting data which appears to be the identifier for the sprint that the issue is assigned to:

customfield_10005: [ "com.atlassian.greenhopper.service.sprint.Sprint@3094f872[rapidViewId=30,state=CLOSED,name=Sprint 2014-06-02,startDate=2014-06-02T00:00:37.672-07:00,endDate=2014-06-08T11:59:00.000-07:00,completeDate=2014-06-09T10:23:13.983-07:00,id=45]" ] 

...but it just looks like a serialized mess. How can I query for the issues assigned to the current sprint?

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The method you are looking for is

openSprints()

Its only working with JIRA Agile Version 6.5 or higher.

//* EDIT: Greenhopper got renamed to JIRA Agile *//

The method definition is:

Search for issues that are assigned to a Sprint which has not yet been completed. (Note that it is possible for an issue to belong to both a completed Sprint(s) and an incomplete Sprint(s).)

So this should work for you then

assignee in (currentUser()) AND sprint in openSprints() 

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So use the REST API resource that lets you run a search and use the openSprints() as part of the JQL passed to the search
so adjust your answer like "This is a two way process: first, define a filter ... then second make a rest call that uses that filter ... " or "Use the rest API call search and inside the parameter jql, use ..."
@mliebelt "Use the rest API call search and inside the parameter jql, use ..." the OP already has that part in his Question, or am I totally fuzzy right now?
The devil is in the details. We have made some experiences with the JIRA REST API the past 6 months, and sometimes, there are some subtleties that have to be made explicit. So what is the syntax to use your query "assignee in ..." inside the REST API call?
@mliebelt as in my Answer jql=assignee%20in(currentUser())AND%20sprint%20in%20openSprints()
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