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Query: Linked issues from another project and type

Geoff Robles

I would like to find all the issues in a project that link to a collection of projects using a specific link type.

ProjectA has "Has features" links to issues in other projects. I only care about specific projects.

How do I build the query to only show ProjectA tickets that link to Project C and G?

It feels like I am close with this, but it's not showing me the right set of tickets.

issueFunction in linkedIssuesOf("resolution = unresolved", "Has features") and project in (ProjA, ProjC, ProjG)

Accepted answers

Niranjan

Hi,

Give it a try with this jql

project=A and issueFunction in linkedIssuesOf("project in (ProjC, ProjG) and resolution = unresolved", "Has features")

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Niranjan

Hi,

Give it a try with this jql

project=A and issueFunction in linkedIssuesOf("project in (ProjC, ProjG) and resolution = unresolved", "Has features")

Geoff Robles

This worked! I did need to make a small tweak to it. The link type appears to use the link type on the ProjC and ProjG issues so I changed the "Has Features" to "Features in"

Manoj Khaire

When I tried doing this, I got this error - Field 'issueFunction' does not exist or you do not have permission to view it.

How do I do resolve this?

Tara L Conklin

Same. We are running Jira Cloud and I get the same error as a Jira Administrator.

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