Here is my current search string: project = CUS AND issuetype in (standardIssueTypes(), Bug, "Documentation Request", "Engineering Service Request", Interop, "New Feature", Question, "RMA Request") AND status in ("In Progress", Pending, "Under Review") ORDER BY priority DESC, updated DESC
Now I need to go through all of those that are found and see if there are any open Linked tickets within those found in the above filter. Is there anyway to do this? If so, how? I am not fluent in JQL. Thank you in advance. Also note. we are using a Hosted OnDemand instance of JIRA w/o plugins.
Here is my JIRA Version and etc:
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Try this JQL statement to get issues which have linled issues with specified status: issue in (linkedIssuesHasStatuses("Done"))
@Vasiliy Zverev
Here is what I am getting:
Here is the Statement I added: project = CUS AND issuetype in (standardIssueTypes(), Bug, "Documentation Request", "Engineering Service Request", Interop, "New Feature", Question, "RMA Request") AND status in ("In Progress", Pending, "Under Review") ORDER BY priority DESC, updated DESC issue in (linkedIssuesHasStatuses("Open"))
here was the error: Error in the JQL Query: Expecting ',' but got 'issue'. (line 1, character 257)
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When only running:(linkedIssuesHasStatuses=("Open"))
I get: Field 'linkedIssuesHasStatuses' does not exist or you do not have permission to view it.
Please advise, as it is like this "linkedIssuesHasStatuses" command is not understood in my JQL version/environment
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You should not use "=", "linkedIssuesHasStatuses" is a function and "Open" is function paramenter.
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Use this :
issue in (linkedIssuesHasStatuses("Open"))
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