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I want to create a custom query to pull defects which are Issuelinked to "Is related to"

Bhasker chary

Please help me

I am trying this but I am not getting the search,

project = FSR AND issuetype in (Defect, Bug) and issue in linkedIssues("issuekey, is related to"),

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Bhasker chary

Solution:

project = FSR AND issuetype in (Bug, Defect) AND issueFunction in hasLinks("is related to")

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Alexey Matveev

Hello,

if you want to use the out of the box JQL, then you should use the linkedIssue function. The problem is that you need to provide an issue key as the first parameter, that is why it is not that much flexible.

If you want to have a more flexible solution, you would need an add-on. For example, you could use the Power Scripts add-on:

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/43318/power-scripts-jira-script-automation?hosting=cloud&tab=overview

With this add-on you could write a JQL query like this:

"project = fsr",<span>&nbsp;</span>"is related to") and&nbsp;<span>project = FSR AND issuetype in (Defect, Bug)&nbsp;</span>key in hasLinksOfType(

Bhasker chary

Thanks for the details, Is there any way to write a query within JQL?

If yes, please provide the details.

Alexey Matveev

What do you mean to write a query within JQL?

Bhasker chary

Yes.

Bhasker chary

Solution:

project = FSR AND issuetype in (Bug, Defect) AND issueFunction in hasLinks("is related to")

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