I would like to get the following data from Jira:
Issue ID, Issue Summary, FixVersion (from Epic), FixVersion (from Issue).
Any suggestions are appreciated although I would love to not use commercial plugins.
Thanks
Matej
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Say I have two project EPIC1 and BUG . I have linked all my concerned BUG with my EPIC1. Now, I am trying fetch all bug for EPIC1 fetaures.
I tried using below JQL to fetch all concerned BUG for this fetaures and I'm not sure how find the linked bug query in JQL.
JQL: project = "EPIC" AND key = EPIC-XXX and issuelink ... not sure how to get the QUERY
EPIC1-- linked
BUG1
BUG2
JIRA linking bUG
Linked Bug to fetaure EPIC1
I'm looking at integrating Aha! roadmaps with Jira and see you can sync:
Jira release with Aha! version
Jira Story with Aha! Feature
Jira Story with Aha! Requirement
What I am struggling with is finding a document or article on which fields are used to maintain the relatinship between the identities e.g. If a Jira release goes to sync with Aha! version which field is used to match the records so the corresponding Aha! version is updated?
Thanks for any help
I can't find any examples of how to do this.
I want to filter all epics that are not linked to any issues of type "theme".
Is this possible?
I belive there's no JQL you can do without any add-on purchased.
If you can, try scriptrunner.
There you can do something like,
issuetype = Epic AND issueFunction not in hasLinkType("Epic-Story Link")
This gets results of all the epic issues with no issue linked expect Epic.
"issueFunction" is possible JQL only if you add ScriptRunner add-on.
Basically, in the Epic issue, "Issues In Epic", if there's no issues is in Epic, then it will be on the result.
For specific "theme" issue type, then you need to develop more with this script.
Not with JQL that I know of. I think that I would use Jira python to get the issue link information and filter out the unwanted epics
You can filter Epics with no theme with something like this: Type = Epic AND "Parent Link" is EMPTY AND resolution = Unresolved
Our Team is Using Development tracking tools Jira for the development cycle. We extract issue details in Excel sheet and do a further activity.
Can we get data in a column of the people, who have completed development from a workflow or in other words who have Fixed issues?.
Right now, we have to open all the issue and watch manually, who have fixed the issue.
You can use the JQL:
status was "Resolved" by username
If you want to see all the issues resolved by a particular user. If you have a small team you could create a filter for each user in the team that would return the bugs they resolved.
You can also do it for a list of users:
status was "Resolved" by (username1, username2, username3)
I don't believe you can export the "resolved by" field though. An alternative would be to create a custom field called RESOLVED_BY and have the team members complete this when they resolve an issue. An even more sophisticated approach would be to automatically populate the RESOLVED_BY field when the issue is resolved.
It is also worth noting that most of the time the ASSIGNEE for a resolved issue will most likely be the person that resolved the issue.
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.