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Syntax | linkedIssues(issueKey, [[linkTypeName], [direction]]) | Package | | Alias | getLinkedIssues (issueKey, [[linkTypeName], [direction]]) | Pkg Usage | | |
Description
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Returns an array with the Issue keys linked with the specified one. |
Returns an array with the Issue keys linked with the specified one.
This routine searches for all the linked issues with the one given as argument (parameter) and builds an array that contains them. The second parameter [linkTypeName] is optional and represents a searching filter that selects only those issues that have a certain relation (link type) with the argument issue.
The Issue types that can be given as arguments are:
- Blocks
- Relates
- Clones
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Parameters
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Parameter name | Type | Required | Description |
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issueKey | String | Yes | Specifies a string representing the key of the issue. | linkTypeName | String | No | Specifies the link type. | direction | number | No | -1, 0, 1 :Negative means inward links. Positive means outward links. Use zero to get both outward and inward links. | |
Return Type
String[]
Example
A good way to understand the idea of this routine is by using an example, so:
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return linkedIssues("TUT-1","Blocks"); |
See also
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max | 25 |
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showSpace | false |
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cql | label = "link_routine" and space = currentSpace ( ) |
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labels | array_routines |
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