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I want to writed a query that will display all the issues that are related through a JIRA relations ship e.g. "splits from" or "related" so that i can create a confluence view showing it.
e.g. issue I-123 is related to I-224 and I-229 I want the query to be based on I-123 but retreivew the other two issues.
Hello @Daniel Park
Please see here
Find issues that are linked to a particular issue via a particular type of link:issue in linkedIssues(ABC-123,"is duplicated by")
IN your case , replace "is duplicated by" by "splits from"
I am trying to pull the defects which are linked Issues
project = FSR AND issuetype in (Defect, Bug) and issue in linkedIssues("issuekey, is related to")
but I am not getting the report which I am looking. could help me on this?
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I got the answer:
project = FSR AND issuetype in (Bug, Defect) AND issueFunction in hasLinks("is related to")
Thanks.
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Sorry similar question - I have 1 parent JIRA ABC-1 and I have 5 other JIRAs related to ABC-1 - I want to see a list of all JIRAs related to ABC-1 - tried var JQL and can't seem to get it to work. Any suggestions?
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Lillian, could you post your solution? I am trying to solve a similar issue. I want to go backwards though - find ABC-1 in relation to any of the other 5 issues.
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Lillian
Can provide the query you used? I'm looking for a similar way to display epics that are related inward/outward
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I am looking for a similar query. I would like to find all ATEAM and MATI issuetypes that are linked to one another, regardless of the linked relationship type (blocks, relates to, affects products, etc). Is there a way we can query for this?
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