What is the JQL query to find out issues in a project that have linked issues of another project?

Manoj Khaire June 17, 2021

What is the JQL query to find out issues in a project that have linked issues of another project?

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Rahul_RVS_Support
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June 23, 2021

Hi @Manoj Khaire 

You can try out our add-on to visualize the progress and status of your complete hierarchy of linked issues, cross project as well, on a single page.

Agile Tools - Epic Tree and Time in Status 

Below are the key features:

  • Links Hierarchy upto 10 levels deep
  • Progress % on "remaining estimate" or "original estimates"
  • Epic Tree on Issue Screen
  • Include all issue types vs only Stories in Story Points roll up
  • Edit Issue summary, time estimates, story points and assignee on the tree with real time updates in the progress
  • Rolled up percentage completion at all levels

The app provides more than 7 types of time in status reports

 

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Madhumitha N June 17, 2021

Hello Manoj,

project = ABC AND issueFunction in linkedIssuesOf("project=XYZ")

This should work!

Manoj Khaire June 17, 2021

Thanks Madhumita.
But getting an error - Field 'issueFunction' does not exist. 

How to resolve this?

Jack Brickey
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June 17, 2021

You cannot do this 00TB. You can do it with scriptrunner as @Madhumitha N  indicates.

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June 17, 2021

Hi @Manoj Khaire 

Adding on to the other suggestions that this feature is not available with out-of-the-box Jira...

How often do you need to perform this check?  If you need it just once, consider exporting the information to a spreadsheet and perform the check there.  If you instead need it often, consider getting a marketplace addon (e.g. ScriptRunner) or building this query dynamically using an automation for Jira (A4J) rule.

Best regards,

Bill

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Manoj Khaire June 21, 2021

@Bill Sheboy I actually want to create an aging dashboard for issues of another project that are linked to issues in my project. So, doing this in spreadsheet will not help, I believe. 

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June 21, 2021

Thank you for clarifying, @Manoj Khaire 

As you want this often, the addon seems like the most maintainable approach.

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