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I have the jql query below and for some reason it does not show all issues with this query. I am still missing some issue types even though they are there in the project. Is the query too complex?
project = test AND issuetype not in (problem, bug, task) AND labels not in (label1, label2) and status != Done ORDER BY Rank ASC
Hi @Joe
It cannot show you all the issues because the "Not in" condition excludes the issues contained in the parentheses
Regards
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@Vronik I tried the query below without not in and still get the same result
project= "test" AND (type!=problem AND status != done )AND (type!=bug AND status != done ) AND (type!=task AND status != done ) AND (labels != label1) and (labels != label2) ORDER BY rank ASC
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Hi @Joe
if you want all the issues do not discriminate for them, for example:
project = "test" AND status != done AND labels NOT IN (label1, label2) ORDER BY rank
ASK.
Try and tell me..
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