what is the JQL query to fetch linked tasks from two different scrum boards?
what is the field Name to query in JQL ?
Hey @Balakumar ,
On top of what Gor said and asked, you could potentially try this:
(filter = "Board Filter 1 Name" OR filter = "Board Filter 2 Name") AND issueLinkType is not EMPTY
This should return all work items from both boards that have any link/relation to another work item (not necessarily link between these two boards).
An alternative version for linked issues (when talking about native functions) would be linkedIssues() function.
You can read more about JQL functions here: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/jql-functions/ 📚
Cheers,
Tobi
Hi @Balakumar
I’m Thiago, a support engineer at Appfire.
If you are open to using third-party apps, you can easily pull a full list of linked issues using JQL Search Extensions (JQLSE).
To find all issues linked to a specific set of results, use:
issue in linkedIssuesOfQuery("project=Yourproject", "is blocked by")
If you want to view the entire dependency tree or specify a limit on depth, you can use a recursive query:
linkedIssuesOfQueryRecursive("JQLQuery", "linkType", depth)Note: depth must be an integer from 1-5
You can also take it a step further by filtering for issues linked to a specific project:
linkedByIssueProject = JQLQuery
Please contact our support if you have any other questions about this.
Best regards, Appfire support team.
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Hi @Balakumar
Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
Could you clarify what you're trying to achieve?
Do you want to find issues that are linked (blocks, relates to) to issues that appear on another Scrum board?
Or are you trying to find issues that belong to two different boards?
It's worth noting that boards don't have a JQL field that you can query directly. A board is simply a view based on a saved filter.
If you're trying to search for linked issues, native JQL has limited support. You can query specific issue keys using fields such as issueLink, but for more advanced link queries you'll typically need an app such as ScriptRunner.
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