Manipulating more than two filters

Aruna Gunatilake February 4, 2014

Suppose A, B & C are filters, created using JQLs, which list datasets :

How do we represent (AUB)∩C’ using JQLs?

FYI: ((A) OR (B)) AND (NOT( C)) is not working and gives incorrect output


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Filipe February 25, 2014

Hi,

Try if

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/pt.lt.lfcribeiro.jira.jqlLTFunctions

Solves your problem, it will let you do some math:

  • InterceptionOfFilters
  • SubtrationOfFilters
  • UnionOfFilters

Regards,

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Andreas Haaken February 4, 2014

That s what i meant ;)

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Andreas Haaken February 4, 2014

Hi

you can store these JQLs as Filters, than it would work..

Each JQL stored as Filter will run the aggregate( it does for me)

Aruna Gunatilake February 4, 2014

filter!=C

May I know what do you mean by "filter" here?


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February 4, 2014

If you create, save (and maybe share) a JQL search (a filter) you can search for filters by name in advanced search by using the ''field'' filter: ex.

I enter "project=MP and issuetype=Story" which returns all stories in my project and I save it as mystories, I can now use it as a search parameter such as "filter = 'mystories' or by filterid.

I'm assuming that's your question?

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Andreas Haaken February 4, 2014

(filter=A OR filter =B) AND filter!=C

Aruna Gunatilake February 4, 2014

Andreas,

In my question A, b & C are JQLs which list data sets

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