I have multiple projects under the projects list. I have to create a filter that has all open issues as per the status selected out of all the projects. This is a sample JQuery that I am running:
project = "AIDC_IS_*" AND issuetype="Internal Defect" and status="To Do" AND status="Resolved" AND status="In Progress"
I want to create a filter for all the projects that begin with "AIDC_IS_*" but I am getting the following error: "The value 'AIDC_IS_*' does not exist for the field 'project'."
Project does not accept wildcards, it's an absolute project or list of projects.
You'll need to define the list of projects for the query with "project in (AIDC_IS_1, AIDC_IS_2, ...)"
There may be a better way though - if you can use project categories to group your projects together. For example, put all your AIDC_IS projects into a category of that name, then you can simply say "category = AIDC_IS"
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Hi Shishir,
you can't add a wildcard to the project field. But if you want to query all the projects, you don't have to add "project = " to your JQL, just start with "issuetype = ..."
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Hey Thomas thanks, but if I start with "issuetype=.." I would get issues that do not belong to my projects.
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