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bruno.florino.ext
bruno.florino.ext Dec 12, 2019

I want to filter with two labels, how to do
Thank you

Sample : status = "In Progress" and labels in (Accueil_DIF_Qualif) and labels in (INFRA)

is that correct ?

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Jack Nolddor _Sweet Bananas_
Jack Nolddor _Sweet Bananas_ Marketplace Partner Dec 12, 2019

Hi bruno and Welcome,

 

You can use the following query:

status = "In Progress" AND labels IN (Accueil_DIF_Qualif, INFRA)

Which means retrieve any "In Progress" issue which contains either Accueil_DIF_Qualif or INFRA or both at the same time

 

Note the coma to separate different values

Regards

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John M Funk
John M Funk Community Leader Jan 06, 2020

Hey @bruno.florino.ext  - Did this solve your problem?

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