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JQL query return the same result

Edward Quinito

What is the difference between these JQL :

1. type in standardIssueTypes()

2. type not in subTaskIssueTypes()

I found that both return the same result, or is there any specific use case for both?

e.g. No. 1 usually used for board filter, No. 2 usually used for reports.

or both 2 have the same usage?

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Dave Mathijs

Hi @Edward Quinito welcome to the Atlassian Community!

Good question. Actually, the result is the same. I couldn't find a use case (yet) where the result is different. Watching this question as I'm interested in other answers.

Alex Koxaras -Relational-

Hi @Edward Quinito and welcome to the community!

1. type in standardIssueTypes() => Will return only standard issue types

2. type not in subTaskIssueTypes() => Will return standard issue types and Epics as well

Dave Mathijs

Aha, thanks for clarifying @Alex Koxaras -Relational- , now that you mention it, never thought of it, clever!

Alex Koxaras -Relational-

I had to edit my answer twice, since your reply got me thinking and to be honest I was confused. Thankfully, my answer will stay as is. THe 2nd statement will return Epics as well.

Edward Quinito

hi @Alex Koxaras -Relational-

Thou if you try type in standardIssueTypes() => Will also return Epics as well

Edward Quinito

Yes they do both return the same result, and I don't find the use case yet also.

This is the reason why I asked this question. Is there any practical use as for board with multiple project type, for reporting, etc?

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