I have tried using text ~ "https://specific.url.com"
and it never finds anything.
Hi, @dale.harris
For Jira search to be able to find the URL, you would need to use the exact phrase search operators "\" and \"" like the following example:
text ~ "\"https://specific.url.com\""
Best,
Camilo Galleguillos R.
Is it expected that the URL you are looking for is to be populated in the same field in every ticket?
If so you could figure out the JSON custom field id and create JQL based on that. Here is a link to the guide.
https://confluence.atlassian.com/automation/find-the-smart-value-for-a-field-993924665.html
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Hi @dale.harris ,
What is the use case your trying to fulfill here?
Are you searching for the exact URL or maybe part of the URL in the ticket text or fields?
You can try the below to see if it works
text ~ "specific.url.com*"
The above Jal will search for any instances and the * is for any wild card after the string.
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Hi @dale.harris ,
Unfortunately, JQL itself doesn't have a direct way to search for custom fields based on their type (like URL) within Jira.
If your adding the URL in the summary/description of the project issue, then please follow the below JQL syntax:
project = "MyProject" AND (description ~ "https://specific.url.com" or summary ~ "https://specific.url.com")
or if you have any custom field like JiraURL field with URL field type, so JQL be like:
project = "MyProject" AND JiraURL is not EMPTY
Hope this will work.
Thanks,
Ankit Srivastava
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