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let say I have a JQL like
project=projectName AND issuetype in (Epic,Story) AND 'Publish in Release Notes'=Publish ORDER BY 'Release Notes Comments', summary asc
where under "Release Notes Comments" section have some value as shown in snap below.
I want to fetch only those string [ XYZ ] without bracket (anything under the bracket should come as final output)
Is Release Notes a customfield? You mean that you want all your issues that Release Notes contains XYZ (I know this is an example) string?
Hi @Ian Carlos ,
Yes, 'Release Notes' is a customfield. All I want is that some JQL which return all words which is under [ ] bracket from 'Release Notes Comments'.
if I use this JQL, project=projectName AND issuetype in (Epic,Story) AND 'Publish in Release Notes'=Publish ORDER BY 'Release Notes Comments', summary asc
it will return " [XYZ]123-456 : This is just for example "
but I need only "XYZ" (i.e. whatever present under [ ] )
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I don't think you can do that
JQL is for returning a list of issues, with all their fields
For getting a substring of a field I think you'll need to use extra tools like a programming language automation or something likewise
I mean, you'll get the full list of issues, with their fields (and customfields) full of data (not a portion of it)
Sorry if maybe I'm missunderstanding you
If you get to solve it, please let us know how, I think it would be good for the community
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