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JQL based on issue status properties

JoséF
JoséF Feb 07, 2020

I'm trying to make a JQL filter to hide issues that are in a status that have a specific property value. 

 

More specific, we have some workflows that the final status have the property jira.issue.editable=false, and because of some integrations that we are making, we want to exclude this issues in a JQL. 

 

Can any one help?  

 

 

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Feb 07, 2020

Hi @JoséF 

Why not exclude the statuses where you have this property set?

Even if you have a flag set the REST Api call won't be able update the issue. Just capture those errors in your logic.

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JoséF Feb 07, 2020

The problem is that we use the same status on different workflows and the property is related to the status in a specific workflow. 

 

But thanks for your help.

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Feb 07, 2020

Ok In understand. May be something like this.

 (project = Kanban and status != "To Do") OR (project = NGK and status = "To Do")

Let me know.

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JoséF Feb 10, 2020

That's not feasible if you have more the 10 projects.  

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