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My apologies, I should have been a little clearer.
Acceptance Criteria in this case is a Task Type.
Depends on how you define them and store them, but without knowing that, the obvious case is:
issuetype = "User story" and "Acceptance Criteria" is empty
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try this:
project = <your project name> AND team = <your team name> AND issuetype = "User story" AND "Acceptance criteria" is EMPTY
-Abhi
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You're making even more assumptions than I did there. Not sure why you repeated the answer.
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trying providing more readymade answer to Sed assuming it helps here.
Other intent was to reduce the result set size by putting in project & team name
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Sed did not tell us anything about teams or projects, so it looks like you're guessing on top of repeating an answer which covers the minimum (albeit on an assumption)
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Not a problem. It's just that adding to answers is not helpful when you don't know that what you're adding is needed. What you've said could well be true, but we don't know from the question.
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