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JQL excluding label while keeping empty label issues in filter query

Hi, 

I'm trying to exclude a label and found a solution, except that it excludes empty labels. 

Does anyone know of a way to exclude one label from a query while keeping all other issues not in that label or empty? 

 

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Ilya Turov
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Nov 06, 2019

(labels != yourLabel or labels is EMPTY)

consider just first part of this JQL as looking for issues with any label besides this specific, that's strange logic, but thats the only one I can find to explain this bahaviour

Hi Ilya, 

Thank you for your answer. 

I actually tried this option already and my problem is that most of my issues have an empty labels. I'm trying to exclude one label but include all issues with an empty label field or other labels. 

With this option all issues with an empty label are excluded by default...

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Nov 08, 2019

you either exclude issues with empty labels, or include them

there's no middle ground

you can limit amount of issues by applying additional constraints, like specifying project, or issuetype, or something else

Ok, I guessed it wouldn't be possible to find a middle ground. 
I'll try a workout by adding a label to all my issues with empty label and that should do the trick. 

Thanks !

So it seems that anything after OR in a filter resets the filter so you'll just need to add the Project name in again. For example. That's done the trick for me! 

labels != YourLabelName OR Project = ProjectName AND Labels is EMPTY

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Thanks! I almost went mad.

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@Pamela Keogh You can work around this by putting the labels part into parentheses. For instance:

Project = YourProject AND (labels != YourLabel OR labels is EMPTY)

This way the information before the OR is remembered.

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I managed to work out a solution to exclude one (or more labels) but include all issues with an empty label or other label - you can put them in brackets:

e.g. project = TT AND (labels is EMPTY OR labels not in (label-one, label-two))

This shows all tickets except for anything labelled as 'label-one' or 'label-two'

Thanks so much! This is just was I was looking for :)

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This worked for me, thank you!

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Thanks Livia. This has helped me too :)

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This was just what I needed too! thank you! 

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Thanks Livia too :)

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It works for me too. Thank you!

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this worked for me as well! Thank you!

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Thank you! This worked well. Much appreciated.

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