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I got thousands of issues in foler AA, and when I use 'View Issues', the JQl like:
issue in ('XX','XX'....), and would cause the URI too large, maybe hundreds of 'XX' in this JQL statement.
folder tree(Test Repository):
- A
- AA
- BB
so, I change the JQL to:
Project = 'XX' and test type = 'Regression'
but I can't locate the issue under folder AA
Is there exist some keywards like 'parentFolder', so I can use the short JQL to view issues(for export csv)
folder tree(Test Repository):
- A
- AA
- subfoler 1
- subfoler 11
- subfoler 2
- subfoler 3
......
- BB
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Jira doesn't have "folders", could you explain what you mean by folder? Is it something coming from a test management app? If so, which one?
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it's in Software Procejct, and shows Test Repository.
actually, I'm very new use Jira
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Ok, I'm afraid that does not help us much - there are several apps that will add things like "Test Repository" to Jira.
Could you ask your admins what test-management app you've got installed?
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Ok, so what do the Xray docs have to say about the way that does "folders"?
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