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Search and show all tickets, that have attachments

skorzinetzki

Hello,

I'm facing a problem. Is it possible to define an advanced search, that shows me all tickets in a given project, which have attachments?

Something like:

project = "projectName" AND attachments IS NOT EMPTY

There is no field "attachments"...

Thank you in advance!

Steve

Accepted answers

Thomas Schlegel

Hi Steve,

this does not work out of the box. You have to use the JQL Tricks Plugin (https://marketplace.atlassian.com/31399) . Unfortunately it is not free.

Best regards

Thomas

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Thomas Schlegel

Hi Steve,

this does not work out of the box. You have to use the JQL Tricks Plugin (https://marketplace.atlassian.com/31399) . Unfortunately it is not free.

Best regards

Thomas

skorzinetzki

Thank you for your fast response. This answer fits my needs!

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

I wrote a plugin to solve this with a derived field, ages ago. I really should dig it out and publish it.

Erwin Manuel

Hi Nic, were you able to publish the plugin? The JQL Tricks Plugin is not free.

Renjith Pillai

Yeah, but I guess it is worth the cost.

Piotr Bojko

Check this add-on : https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/pl.craftware.jira.search-attachments-plugin

It can do following queries:

issue in havingAttachments()
issue in havingAttachments("search text")
issue in havingAttachments("type:pdf")
issue in havingAttachments("name:workflow type:png")
any mix of above

It can search across pdf, office docs (ms/open/libe) and so on - it uses extractors for this formats.

Andrew

You can now do this in JIRA 6.2 using the attachments JQL function.

Xander Vikunas

this can be done natively without JQL Tricks (although that plugin is pretty awesome)

{code}

project = "projectName" AND NOT attachments is EMPTY

{code}

Martin Böhme

Great, thank you!

This answer should be the one that is marked as solved...

Gotham Mehra

I concur. This works perfectly. You can't see the name of the attachment, but you can filter for any type of issue that has an attachment.

Daniel Gomez_oy01ww

this worked for me. filtered all issues with attachments in that project

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