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JQL - Search within the searchresult

prabu m
August 26, 2020

Level 1 - We have story like the story id is = ab-123. in this story i have linked a two issues(custom issue type), like the issue id = ab-124, ab-125

i.e. - ab-123 Linked with ab-124,ab-125,ab-126

below JQL query I got the all the linked issues in ab-123

issue in linkedissues(ab-123)

Level 2 - from the level 1 result set( ab-124,ab-125) I want to list out whose having the sub-task.

means ab-124 have sub-task which is ab-127,ab-128 and

ab-125 have one sub-task which is ab-129

in my search I want to list out ab-127,ab-128 and ab-129 only

issue in linkedissues(ab-123) And( issuetype = Sub-task) - This query return zero result

Can any one provide the solution for my case?

 

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September 12, 2020

Hi @prabu m 

You have to invest in a jira app like scriptrunner for this type of scenarios, as simple JQL is not enough

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