issue in linkedIssues(ABC-
123,ABC-234,ABC-345
) This format does not work. Is there a way to print out all linked issues under these multiple main epics ?
issue in linkedIssues(ABC-
123
) or issue in linkedIssues(ABC-234) works but that is tideous if you need to use many.
Any hints ?
Thanks to both . Not sure why hasLinks and linkedissuesFromQuery is not working for me(may be the power script add-ons are missing) . Rightnow I am using
issue in (linkedIssues(ABC-
123),linkedIssues(ABC-234),linkedIssues(ABC-345
)) and it works.
Will find out about the above add-on from my team as the above options are much simpler.
Thanks
Priya
If we dont want to hardcode the issue number then how subquery will work ?
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Hey
In the linkedIssue search you can just put 2 parameters, which are first key and second LinkType. Described here in detail:
We use a Plugin called "Search Linked Issues":
issue in linkedIssuesFromQuery("key in (ABC-123, ABC-234)")
This searches all issues, which are linke with one of those keys.
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Hello,
If you do not want it to be tedious, you would need an add-on.
There are multiple add-ons, which can help you: Power Scripts, ScriptRunner, JTricks, JQL extenstions for Jira.
If you want to use the Power Scripts add-on, then your JQL would look like this:
key in hasLinks(
"key in (ABC-123, ABC-234)"
)
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