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I have 2 projects "project1" and "project2"
A bug in project1 is marked with "is blocked by" bug in project2. I want to write a query that captures this.
When I run this query
project = project1 AND issue in hasLinks("is blocked by", "project = project2")
I dont get any results but i am expecting this 1 bug to show up. Why is this query not able to find the linked bug in the other project. What query can I run to accomplish what i am looking for ?
Hi, When I run your query, my result set contains all bugs from Project2. this is good but some of those bugs have "is blocked by" pointing to project1 and some have "is blocked by" pointing to project2. So how do I show up only bugs that has links pointing to project2 ?
When you run
issue in hasLinks("is blocked by", "project = project2")
it retrieves issues in project 2 that has "is blocked by" links. It looks like you are searching for the other scenario. Can you try the following?
project = project2 AND issue in hasLinks("is blocked by", "project = project1")
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