Hi Community,
I hope you are having a productive week.
I am reaching out for assistance with a specific JQL challenge related to dashboard reporting:
We are using a single JQL query that pulls tickets from over 150 projects. When this JQL is applied to a Two-Dimensional Filter, we are seeing duplicate Status columns (e.g., "In Progress" appears twice). This behavior is confirmed to be caused by the query combining both Company-Managed and Team-Managed (or People-Managed) project types.
Given the large number of projects (150+), manually checking each project's type is highly inefficient.
Can anyone suggest a JQL function, an API endpoint, or any quick method/shortcut to efficiently differentiate or list the projects by type (Company-Managed vs. Team-Managed) without having to inspect them one-by-one?
Any advice on solving this bifurcation problem would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you for your collective expertise.
Best regards,
Dev Radia.
Hi @Radia Dev
You can JQL on projecttype, but here you can differentiate between business, software, service_desk, ...
There are no JQL options for Team or Company managed.
Via the API you can use api-rest-api-3-project-projectidorkey-get (this is per project), see the "style" parameter.
This will show classic or next-gen, this specifies Company or Team managed.
Hi @Marc -Devoteam- ,
Thank you for your help!
This will definitely help! I can write code to run this across all 150 projects and collect the data!
Thanks,
Dev Radia | Senior Technical Support Engineer
📧 radia.dev@pens.com | 🌐 https://www.pens.com/
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