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JQL based on issuetypes with different criteria

Chacha20

The following not working...

project in (One, Two) AND (issuetype in (Dependency, Feature) AND Priority = "High") AND issuetype=Risk

In other words I only want Dependencies and Features with high priority and All risks from projects One and Two( irrespective of priority

Is this possible? Thank you

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Craig Nodwell_7eve9b

Hi @Chacha20
project in (One, Two) AND (issuetype in (Dependency, Feature) AND Priority = "High") OR project in (One, Two) AND issuetype=Risk

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Nikola Perisic

Hello @Chacha20

Modify your JQL query:

project in (One,Two) AND issuetype in (Dependency, Feature, Risk) AND priority = High

Chacha20

Thank you. It does not work and no risks are found as no risks have priority field populated

Craig Nodwell_7eve9b

Hi @Chacha20
project in (One, Two) AND (issuetype in (Dependency, Feature) AND Priority = "High") OR project in (One, Two) AND issuetype=Risk

Nikola Perisic

Have you defined an issue type of a Risk in your project? Do you have issues created from this issue type?

Chacha20

Thank you. This has done it. Over a 1000+ items which means I cannot export as one Excel CSV (sigh!)

Craig Nodwell_7eve9b

You could make this a little cleaner.
((issuetype in (Dependency, Feature) AND Priority = "High") OR issuetype=Risk) AND project in (One, Two)

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