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- project,
- assignee,
- key,
- reporter,
- priority,
- versions,
- fixversions,
- components,
- created,
- updated,
- resolved,
- duedate
For now, these are the only supported system fields, where "key" refers to the key of the current issue and "project" refers to the key of the project.
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The dynamic queries that use the system fields (except for project and key) return results on an issue only if the system field values are saved on itthat issue. (when editing the issue or for transition screens, but not for creating issues) For the fields: versions, fixversions, components if there are more than one value, the string in the database should be like the one saved on the issue on JIRA. (example: "v1, v2" with comma and a space between the versions and so on ...). |
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