How to filter subtasks in JQL query

Question

I am trying to filter Subtasks in for statement like below, its not working.

not sure what am I doing wrong, Please suggest.

#{for s=Links[n].SubtasksCount|filter=%{(!'${Links[n].subtasks[s].Status}'.equals('CANCELLED'))}}

Key:${Links[n].Subtasks[s].Key}

summary:${Links[n].Subtasks[s].Summary}

#{end}

kranthi kumar g j · Answer

Anyways. I figured it out what's the issue is.

in the filter statement I was using subtasks[s].Status s should start with upper case Subtasks[s].Status

this one worked:

#{for s=Links[n].SubtasksCount|filter=%{(!'${Links[n].Subtasks[s].Status}'.equals('CANCELLED'))}}

Key:${Links[n].Subtasks[s].Key}

status:${Links[n].Subtasks[s].Status

#{end}

Thank you for your help!

Bill Sheboy · Answer

That version information indicates you are not on Jira Cloud; I do not believe there is any UI in Jira Cloud showing version information (except for the addons / apps).

Here is the list of Server / Data Center release notes: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftware/jira-software-release-notes-776821069.html

Again, I am not using Data Center and so the attribute information appears to be different.  Perhaps wait for other community members to respond, or also search in the developer community area: https://community.developer.atlassian.com/

kranthi kumar g j · Answer

Thanks Bill for your inputs!

I tried adding .name after status, no luck. it did not filter

how ever i see that status is working  if i just tried to print. please see below

#{for s=Links[n].SubtasksCount|filter=%{(!'${Links[n].subtasks[s].Status}'.equals('CANCELLED'))}}

Key:${Links[n].Subtasks[s].Key}

status:${Links[n].Subtasks[s].Status

#{end}

in the above code,i see that status is being printed.

also, I can confirm that Status name matches the comparison value.

I am new to JIRA , can you tell me how can i confirm if iam using Jira cloud or datacenter.