Hello!
I am trying to display filter results based on status in JIRA.
project = ODS AND (issuetype = "A" AND status in (Resolved) AND issuetype = "B" AND status in (Open, "In Progress"))
So I am trying to get issue "B" to display based on issue "A" being completed.
Is this something that can be done in filters?
Thanks!
Well that's fun...
I am on server. Do you have any suggestions as to how I could either use a workaround or add-on to complete the request?
Well your example JQL above didn't make sense because it doesn't show any kind of an attempt at a join. Explain further what you're trying to do and we can try and help.
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Sure thing!
I want to display an issue's sub-task, in a dashboard but only if another one of the issue's sub-task is marked as resolved.
So I am trying to get issue "B" to display based on issue "A" being completed. I am pretty new when it comes to dashboard, and filter creation so, any direction would be much apppreciated.
Thanks!
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It's solvable but in a different way. Create a field on Issue B to track when Issue A is done. Change the workflow for Issue A to set the value in Issue B using update linked issue post function. Then just query for issue B and field value.
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The short answer is no. In SQL terms you would need a JOIN, in JQL there is no equivelent. You may be able to get it using an add-on. Are you on server of cloud?
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Hi
Try this, it might get work.
project = ODS AND issuetype = "A" AND status in (Resolved) AND project = ODS AND issuetype = "B" AND status in (Open, "In Progress")
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Thanks for the suggestion Vineet! I have tried this and unfortunately it did not work.
Thanks for the input though!
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