Dear All,
In my Confluence page, I have number of JIRA Tables like T1, T2 .. Tn .. (each of which has a simple JQL query differentiated based on a resource name):
the sample query in each of these Tables will be like:
T1:
Issuetype in (EPIC, Story) and assignee = User1
T2:
Issuetype in (EPIC, Story) and assignee = User2
.
.
.
.
T50:
Issuetype in (EPIC, Story) and assignee = User50
Now, i want to add additional label OR a filter OR a condition .. like 'due <= 2024-05-05' in all these Tables(JQL query aforementioned) ..
Is there a way where i can do it at one shot instead of opening all the Tables manually one by one and updating it .. ??!!
Please help..
Hi @Ramu
as for the moment, the way you wrote the filters, I am not aware of any solution to modify the many filters in one step.
However, for the future, you can create one filter (meaning JQL) in JIRA and save it under a specific name, e.g. "my base filter". This new filter should contain all the common selections.
For every different JQLs in the Confluence page, you can write filter = "my base filter" and assignee = User... (exact syntax may be different).
Having this done once, your can then modify the "my base filter" in case you need some additional or different common selection.
Best regards,
Harald
Thank you Harald for the response ..
like i mentioned .. i'm aware of this ... but most of the times i end up getting changes in the requirement as something to add or remove ... post creating the filter .. and those are not possible to just update in the existing filter we have .. like for example, they ask me to suddenly do the same query for diff countries ..for which i need to manually add the country manually coz the existing filter wont be of use here ..
but anyway, this is not a blocker as im currently managing with filters and in addition doing things manually ... i'll see and share if find anything interesting .. THanks again ..
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