Hello,
I'm generating a simple filter using the linkedIssueof function.
The filter is issueFunction IN linkedIssuesof(filtername,"relates to")
And I'm getting this error message all the time:
From all the material I read, I couldn't find an article that help me out.
Thanks
Hello @Juan Pablo Bruno Welcome
Why dont you try this
Provide your JQL direct query.
issueFunction IN linkedIssuesof("your jql sub query")
Hi Sudarshan, it actually worked when I used issueFunction IN linkedIssuesof ("filter=Myfilter"). All other combinations were not working. So I think I got it solved.
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Your use of linkedIssuesOf is nonsense as you've given it in your question, I'd worry about where you got it from.
The actual usage is:
linkedIssuesOf(Subquery, [link name])
This is similar to parentsOf
and subtasksOf
, in that it will return the linked issues.
For example, try this instead:
issueFunction in linkedIssuesOf("status = Open", "blocks")
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I don't think I understood what you're saying. I'm using the way you're posting, so I don't see a nonsense.
Thanks anyway. I fixed already.
BTW, the example you provided didn't worked for me neither.
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The sample code worked fine, it's straight out of the docs.
The search you posted was nonsense because you put in "filtername" instead of a JQL search. That's where the function was choking on "valid operators" you had not put in a real search.
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