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Removing specific tags from charts WITHOUT removing the entire issue from the filter?

Joe D
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April 16, 2019

I am trying to create reports on issues based upon labels.  Say I have the following labels on issues that my filter returns:

 

Foo

Foo-001

Foo-002

Other

 

Is there a method of applying a filter to the visual where the visual itself only references Foo-001 and Foo-002 without completely removing any issues with Foo or Other?

 

Effectively I'm trying to create some simple pie charts, but because individual issues have multiple labels that different teams apply, the breakdowns look silly because the number of issues in the chart is far larger than the number of issues returned by the query itself.

 

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Jack Brickey
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April 16, 2019

so are you saying you want a pie chart that includes say issues that only have certain labels?

assuming so you could create a filter like this - project = myproject and labels in ("Foo-001", "Foo-002")

Save the filter and on the dashboard add a pie gadget and associate to this filter.

Joe D
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April 17, 2019

What I'm after is a bit different I believe.  Let's say I have the following issues:

Issue 1 - labels: Foo-001, Foo, Other

Issue 2 - labels: Foo-002, Foo

Issue 3 - labels: Other

I have a filter set up that includes issues based upon having the "Foo" label, so in this case I would pick up Issue 1 and Issue 2.  What I want to do is create a visualization where I can pick up all issues containing Foo, but then the visual itself only includes labels that I specify - so the chart would include issues 1 and 2, but only display the Foo-001 and Foo-002 labels (I'd also want the chart to ignore instances of 'Other' in this case).

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