Comment 2 for bug 61429

Maybe, if someone can point me to the right search to say "show me all the bugs that either I'm subscribed to or a team I'm on is subscribed to, or I'm a bug contact for" or whatever, this might be a use for canned searches. That said, I think this is something that should be more discoverable than "you can use it if you can figure out how to search for it", since to most people who are being assigned bugs to fix, there's no practical difference between "a bug assigned to me" and "a bug assigned to a team I'm on". Either way, they need to see it and they need to fix it.

You may see why this is important to me if you go to my +assignedbugs page and realise that clicking individually on each team to see what bugs are assigned *there* gets significantly more irritating as you are on more and more teams (and I've got a fair number of cute little icons next to my name).

Given that you can already do "All bugs assigned to me" (+assignedbugs), "all bugs subscribed to by me" (+subscribedbugs), and the former has a portlet to allow you to view bugs assigned to teams you're on, while the latter will get such a portlet (if I'm reading the response to bug 61428 correctly), it makes more sense to me to combine these two concepts with another link, either in the "assigned/reported/subscribed/package reports" portlet, or in the "bugss assigned to" portlet, allowing me to see "bugs assigned/subscribed to me and all my teams" or whatever.