I've found the linkedIssues() function, but it requires an issue key i.e. it's limited to finding all linked issues of type X to a specific issue. You don't appear to be able to wildcard it in any way. e.g issues in linkedIssues("BT-1","is duplicated by") works happily, but only for the root issue "BT-1".
I want to be able to generate a list of all issues having a linked issue where the link type is, say, "is duplicated by".
Hello,
You would need an add-on. If you have Power Scripts add-on you could create a file hasLinks.sil with the following code
string [] keys = selectIssues(argv[0]);
string [] ret;
for(string k in keys) {
for ( JIssueLink jLink in getIssueLinksDetail(k)) {
if (jLink.description == argv[1]){
ret += k;
}
}
}
return ret;
And then make a JQL query like this
key in silJQLList("hasLinks.sil", "project = SD", "is duplicated by")
You can read more about JQL functions in Power Scripts here
Thanks Alexey.
My reading of the Power Scripts documentation suggests it's only available for JIRA Server installations, not JIRA Cloud (which may be why I can't find it when I search for it in AddOns). ??
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Yes, it is not available for Jira Cloud. If you are on Jira Cloud you could use Adaptivist ScriptRunner add-on. You could use a JQL like this
hasLinks = "is duplicated by"
You can read more here
http://scriptrunner-docs.connect.adaptavist.com/jiracloud/jql-aliases.html#_haslinks
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