The query I tried is Project CHANGED FROM "Customer triage", but jira says it's not supported.
Is there a way to query the tickets that were created in project A, but were moved?
Evidently, this is not possible to do out of box with JIRA; "Project" just doesn't support any historic search functionality:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/jiracoreserver073/advanced-searching-fields-reference-861257219.html#Advancedsearchingfieldsreference-ProjectProject
However, with some Googling, it appears you may be able to accomplish this with ScriptRunner:
https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/View-issues-that-have-been-moved-from-one-project-to-another/qaq-p/790346
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I am trying to use this How to get all sprints in project using JIRA REST API to build code which gets all sprints for jira project. I miss one piece however: how to get all boards in jira project?
Proposed solution is to
use https://myjira.com/rest/agile/1.0/board to get all boards
and for every board to query https://myjira.com/rest/agile/1.0/board/BOARD_ID/project to find out if it belongs to my project.
However my jira has ~10'000 boards. I can't make 10'000 JIRA queries for them. I need something like https://myjira.com/rest/agile/1.0/board?project=PROJECTNAME. If that's not possible, then I need at least to include project name into /board result.
Acc. to https://docs.atlassian.com/jira-software/REST/7.3.1/?#agile/1.0/board-getAllBoards you can use the projectKeyOrId parameter in your GET request to provide the project's key, e.g.
https://myjira.com/rest/agile/1.0/board?projectKeyOrId=PROJECTNAME
We already have set of IssueTypes and are following Agile Scrum.
Now, we're planning to use JIRA Agile. It is mentioned in JIRA Documentation that EPIC is an issue of Type "Epic". But, since we're a considerably sized BU with few projects - we would like to use the "New Feature" Issue Type as Epic - so the Spec, Dev and Test can be added to the "Feature" Epic.
Question is: Is it possible to use Custom Issue Type as Epic in JIRA Agile? If so, How?
Short answer is no.
The Epic issue type (and a few others) are added to a base JIRA installation when you install the "JIRA Agile" extension/plugin. None of the features (Epic Links, Epics filtering on backlogs, Epic burndown charts, etc) will work with any other issue type.
I'd suggest you begin adapting your process to use the new issue type.
Now, there's nothing stopping you associating custom fields (if that's what you use for Spec, Dev, and Test information) with the Epic issue type so you get the same functionality you have with New Feature.
You can rename the Epic type created by Jira Agile (note that already created schemes remember the old name) to any name and it works.
I guess, there would be hack in DB and reassign issue type to Jira Agile somewhere in DB but who knows what tables are linked to see some description here
I am looking for the Jira JQL syntax to find issues that have a linked issue in another project. For example in three projects I can find the list of issues that have been resolved in the last 90 days. I would like to find a list of issues in our QA project for the original issues resolved list.
sqluser was close. You don't to have designate a single issuekey, if you use the scriptrunner addon. I don't think there is a way around having it. Up to a recent version it was free so you can simply download that version. It's a must have plugin imho. Here is your query:
issueFunction in linkedIssuesOf('resolutiondate > 2015-10-01') and project = QA
You can extend the criteria of the search. Here is the documentation.
Try this plugin:
http://www.j-tricks.com/jql-tricks-plugin.html
specifically JQL function
linkedIssuesInProject(project,[linkType])
but the plugin is not free.
You can use linkedIssues function and combine it with project name
Something like this:
issue in linkedIssues(XYZ-000) AND project = 'ABC'
I was able to get to the solution I needed with the following:
AND issueFunction in linkedIssuesOf("project in (ext_proj_1, ext_proj_2, ext_proj_3)") AND issueLinkType in ("depends on", "is blocked by")
I then used this in a dashboard where I showed the filter results and added the "Links" column so that users could see what projects we had external dependencies on.
We are planning to move our projects (including defect databases) to TFS. I see that I can create a work item query that spans projects, but it doesn't appear that the "quick search" field supports cross-project searches. What is the best way to accomplish this? We have "light users" that just want to come in and search for certain keywords across all projects.
In the new query editor, right click on the Project clause, and select Delete Clause. Then when you run the query, you see everything. The result doesn't have the "Project" column. You can click on Column Options, and then Select "All Projects". Then select "Team Project" and push it to the right. This will show you which project the item belongs to. Hope this is helpful.
There is no way to search across projects because Web Access always limits the search to the current project when running search query on the server.
The only solution I could suggest is to use work item queries and specify the projects explicitly.
Has the team explorer a search dialog for TFS items without to create a query?
Are there any third party tools for searching TFS items with full-text searches?
Yes, there is a plugin called Search Work Items.
The Search Work Items plugin doesn't work with multiple words across fields, so you cant do things like "system crash jrodgers", "system crash State:active", "(system or fatal) crash -closed".
If you want true full text search, you can use this: http://teamsearchapp.com
Disclaimer: I built the product at that address, so take my advice for what it is worth...
Yes, http://www.teamcompanion.com a 3rd Party TFS tool in Outlook.
You get a nice UI to create queries.