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JQL: FieldValueMatches | Return all the issues whose specific field value matches the "Regex_Pattern" |
JQL Context | issue in, issue not in |
Field_Name | Support any text-based fields. i.e. "Summary", "Description", ' text field (single line)', etc. |
Regex_Pattern | Support any regular expression patterns |
JQL Example | issue in FieldValueMatches("summary", "[hm]at") will return all the issues whose summary contains hat or mat |
issueLinkType
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issueLinkType | Return all the issues that have a certain type of issue link |
JQL Context | issue in/not in |
Issue_Link_Type | Support all issue link types. i.e. "blocks", "is blocked by", "duplicates", "relates to" etc. |
JQL Example | 'issue in issueLinkType("clones")' will return all the issues whose issue link type is "clones" |
membersOfRole
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membersOfRole | Return all the issues where a specified user is in a specific project role. |
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Project_Role | Support all Jira project roles |
JQL Example | assignee in membersOfRole("Administrators") |
preStatusContainsAll
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preStatusWas
preStatusContainsAll
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Items | Explanation | preStatusWas | Return all the issues whose most recently previous status is status_A|
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preStatusContainsAll | Return all the issues whose historical statuses (excluding current status) include status_A and status_B and status_C and ... and status_X | preStatusContainsEither | Return all the issues whose most recently previous status is status_A or status_B or status_C or ... or status_X |
JQL Context | issue in/not in | ||
status_X | Support all Jira workflow statuses | ||
JQL Example | Four example issues with their workflow transition history:
'issue in preStatusWas("Rejected")' will return TK-4 |
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Automating high volume queries may result in performance degradation of your Jira instance. It is recommend that the StatusWas JQL statements are used ad-hoc, and not for automation or high-volume workflow actions. |
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preStatusContainsEither
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issueLinkTypepreStatusContainsEither | Return all the issues that have a certain type of issue linkwhose most recently previous status is status_A or status_B or status_C or ... or status_X |
JQL Context | issue in/not in |
Issuestatus_Link_Type | Support all issue link types. i.e. "blocks", "is blocked by", "duplicates", "relates to" etc. |
JQL Example | 'issue in issueLinkType("clones")' will return all the issues whose issue link type is "clones" |
membersOfRole
Code Block | X | Support all Jira workflow statuses |
JQL Example | Four example issues with their workflow transition history:
'issue in preStatusWas("Rejected")' will return TK-4 |
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Automating high volume queries may result in performance degradation of your Jira instance. It is recommend that the StatusWas JQL statements are used ad-hoc, and not for automation or high-volume workflow actions. |
preStatusWas
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membersOfRolepreStatusWas | Return all the issues where a specified user is in a specific project role.whose most recently previous status is status_A |
JQL Context | creator issue in/not in assignee in/not in reporter in/not in voter in/not in watcher in/not in |
Project_Rolestatus_X | Support all Jira project rolesworkflow statuses |
JQL Exampleassignee in membersOfRole("Administrators") | Four example issues with their workflow transition history:
'issue in preStatusWas("Rejected")' will return TK-4 |
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Automating high volume queries may result in performance degradation of your Jira instance. It is recommend that the StatusWas JQL statements are used ad-hoc, and not for automation or high-volume workflow actions. |
timeWithin
timeBeyond
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