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Hi,
How can I search for all issues that does not have any "linked issues" with the type "blocks"?
Thanks!
Gui.
Hi @Gui Ávila
Have you tried something like this:
project = myProject
AND (issueLinkType NOT IN (Blocks) OR issueLinkType IS EMPTY)
ORDER BY Key
Best regards,
Bill
@Bill Sheboy Thank you very much. Worked! This kind of search is very confusing. For example, see how the options appear duplicated. Hope Atlassian start to make things easier to use and understand. So hard sometimes, can't understand why things were done like this.
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Indeed, confusing. I wonder if this behavior is a Classic / Next Gen issue (where many names appear overloaded) or a hold-over of allowing users to enter a value case-sensitive and then matching internally on a value which is case-insensitive.
Certainly this bothers the DBA/DBE folks trying to use JQL ;^)
__Bill
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