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Hello,
I want to find issue which has more than one item and includes unchecked item by JQL:
Checklist IS NOT empty AND Checklist != allItemsChecked()
But it does not work well.
Is there any solution?
I had the same issue and this worked for me:
"Checklist" = "Foo" AND "Checklist" != "Bar"
Hi @Phil Brosgol ,
We have added many new JQL functions since 2017. You can check our documentation for a list of all the functions and how to use them.
https://okapya.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/CHKDOC5/pages/1951629469/Searching+checklists
Regards,
Yves
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Hello Whyves,
When there are 3 issues:
Issue ZZZ-1
Checklist
Issue ZZZ-2
Checklist
Issue ZZZ-3
No checklist item
I want to get just only ZZZ-2.
But it returns ZZZ-2 and ZZZ-3.
It seems the query "Checklist IS NOT empty" matches ZZZ-3.
Is there a solution to exclude an issue which has no checklist item?
I use JIRA Software 7.2.6.
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Hi,
What are the problems you are seeing with the proposed JQL? Is it because it returns empty checklists?
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