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Hi - I get data returned when running this query:
project = "XXX" AND type = sub-task AND status != closed AND issueFunction in subtasksOf('status = closed and issuetype = Task')
However, I also want to filter out where Fix Version = Rejected on the Tasks.
When I try the below it returns nothing when I know it should:
project = "XXX" AND type = sub-task AND status != closed AND issueFunction in subtasksOf('status = closed and issuetype = Task and FixVersion !=Rejected')
tried this and it returns results but I need it the opposite way around:project = "XXX" AND type = sub-task AND status != closed AND issueFunction in subtasksOf('status = closed and issuetype = Task and FixVersion =Rejected')
Any help much appreciated
You can use issuesParents only after parent statement, namely as "parent in issuesParents("Resolution = Done")". Type "parent in" and JIRA automatically help you to select this function
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