Hello @william_ribeiro
Welcome to the community.
You cannot use if/else logic in a JQL statement.
Can you provide more information about the task you are trying to complete? There may be another solution.
Hello Trudy! Thanks for reply.
For example:
if the "issue" have the field "request type"= "JIRA"
then set "affected module" = jira_software
if the "issue" have the field "request type"= "SALESFORCE"
then set "affected module" = salesforce_software
Best regards.
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JQL is used to search for issues.
The scenario you describe can be handled using Automation Rules.
https://support.atlassian.com/cloud-automation/docs/jira-cloud-automation/
Automation rules allow you to use if/else-if/else blocks. Are you familiar with the Automation Rules feature? If not you may want to look on YouTube to find video tutorials. There are several available.
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