Let's say I have many components: A, B, C, X... and so on. Let's say I have issues with these components assigned: * Issue A * Issue A + B * Issue A + C * Issue A + X * .. and so on How can I write query that selects "Issue A" only, if I may not know how many combinations A can have?

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JQL search for single component only

Anton Fomin

Let's say I have many components: A, B, C, X... and so on.

Let's say I have issues with these components assigned:

Issue A
Issue A + B
Issue A + C
Issue A + X
.. and so on

How can I write query that selects "Issue A" only, if I may not know how many combinations A can have?

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Peter T

Hi Anton,

yes you can:

component = A and component != B

Anton Fomin

Thanks Peter, but what if I have many components other's than A? Hardcoding all of them in the query and updating them each time new combination gets added is not worth it.

Peter T

You have to hardcode something, otherwise it can't function.

If I understand correctly you want to do Component = A and Component != different Than A

This can be accomplished with either custom JQL or custom scripted field that shows you the number of components and in this case the JQL will be

Component = A and ComponentCount = 1.

Cheers,

Peter T

Anton Fomin

Thanks Peter!

Varora1406

How to add this ComponentCount?

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