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hasLinks function stopped working

Bart Celary

I am using a following saved filter:

issuetype=Feature OR (issuetype=Story AND (hasLinks != "is child of" OR hasLinks is EMPTY))

This filters Feature type tickets and those Stories that have no parent of any kind. It used to work for me but appearantly something changed and now when I try to edit that filter, I get an error:

Field 'hasLinks' does not exist or you do not have permission to view it.

Strangely the saved filter appears to still be working, however incorrectly (not showing any Stories that should be found).

What could have changed? Could this be related to some Jira Cloud upstream change? Or maybe someone made some changes to my permissions?

I still see in the documentation of ScriptRunner that this is the right way to query.

I have also checked that I can go to the ScriptRunner enhanced search and everything works for me in there... Except the hasLinks thing.

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Trudy P Claspill

Hello @Bart Celary

According to the documentation for ScriptRunner, the version for self-hosted included the hasLinks functionality but the version for Cloud does not. Reference

https://docs.adaptavist.com/sr4jc/latest/differences-between-scriptrunner-for-jira-server-and-jira-cloud/jql-query-comparison-with-scriptrunner-for-jira-server

https://docs.adaptavist.com/sr4jc/latest/features/scriptrunner-enhanced-search/jql-functions

https://docs.adaptavist.com/sr4jc/latest/features/scriptrunner-enhanced-search/jql-keywords

Which Scriptrunner documentation are you referencing? Perhaps you're looking at the documentation for the Jira DC version?

GL_xejlml

Please note the changes made in the August 2023 release notes here: https://docs.adaptavist.com/es/latest/release-notes

For example, you could use <span>issueLinkType</span> (which is provided by Atlassian here) in queries where you currently use <span>hasLinks</span> to search for issues based on the type of issue links you have.

Bart Celary

Great Scott! Yes - reading release notes FTW! Thanks for the find, I will try some workarounds.

Bart Celary

Unfortunately, it seems that it is not possible to obtain the same result using `issueLinkType`:

issuetype=Feature OR (issuetype=Story AND (issueLinkType != "is child of" OR issueLinkType is EMPTY))

Unless I am doing something obviously wrong, this query shows me Stories that are child of Features.

Remi DC

Hello,

I had the same issue as Bart a few days ago.

Why is was working until now as the released is from march ? @GL

Remi DC

@Bart Celary
I think I found what is the issue.
Unlike Atlassian documentation : https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/jql-fields/#Issue-link-type

1. You need to put the link name not the inward or outward to make it works.

2. You can use numberOfLinks = 0

See

project = NEXTG 
AND issuetype = Story 
AND resolution = Unresolved 
AND status not in (Open, "Spec Writing") 
AND "Need Test Coverage[Radio Buttons]" = Yes 
AND (issueFunction in linkedIssuesOf("issuetype = Test 
AND status not in (done, Review,"Postponed")", "tests") 
OR issueLinkType != test 
OR numberOfLinks = 0) 
AND ("BE Story points[Number]" is not empty OR "FE Story points[Number]" is not empty OR "Story Points[Number]" is not empty) ORDER BY status DESC

Remi DC

Is seems from my test that :
issueLinkType with inward or outward description and negation (not in / !=)

makes the jql function not working

Bart Celary

thanks - see the other thread for how we were able to solve it.

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