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Is it possible to get a list from Jira with all the Filters and the JQL associated with them.

Eric Roetenberg
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February 18, 2025

 

Hi all,

Is it possible to get a list from Jira with all the Filters and the JQL associated with them.

Why am I asking this, We want to change the Epic name Definitive to Feature which also changes everything underwater in Jira like the Panel board in the backlog. Who has experience with this all TIPS are welcome.

Greetings Eric

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Eric Roetenberg
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February 19, 2025

hello @Gerusa Lobo

I now do it through Postman with the following  Get: https://enexis.atlassian.net/rest/api/3/filter/search?expand=jql,owner,approximateLastUsed&startAt=00&maxResults=2100&jql=Epic

 

but somehow this one does not use the JQL I just want to have jql with the word Epic in it but it keeps coming up with the maximum number.

 

see also the attachment file

postman.jpg

what am I still doing wrong

 

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February 18, 2025
Eric Roetenberg
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February 18, 2025

Hi,

thanks for your quick response, I am not so at home in API's could you help me on my way what code should I use if I want to see all filters from id1 to id100 eg

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Hi @Eric Roetenberg 

To get the filters jql, I think the API request is the only way.

You can do that with simple script to get id, name and jql for example.

Best Regards.

Eric Roetenberg
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February 19, 2025

see my answer/question above

 

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