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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 the linked issues with with the one given as argument (parameter) and builds an array that contains them. The second parameter parameter [linkTypeName] is is optional and represents a searching filter that selects only those issues that have a certain relation (link type) with the argument issue.
The The Issue types that that can be given as arguments are:
- Blocks
- Relates
- Clones Clones
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The [direction] parameter is available starting with version 2.5.8 of SIL Engine™. |
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an array of strings
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Example
A good way to understand the idea of this routine is by using an example, so:
Let's consider the following three issues: "TUT-1", "TUT-2" and "TUT-3".
The issue "TUT-1" has the following links:
- Is blocked by "TUT-3 LinkedIssue3"
- Relates to "TUT-2 LinkedIssue2"
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return linkedIssues("TUT-1","Blocks");
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For the above example you will get the same result by running the following code:
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return linkedIssues("TUT-1", "Blocks", -1);
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"is blocked by" represents the inward description for the "Blocks" link type.
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return linkedIssues("TUT-1"); |
The result will be an array with two elements: "TUT-3|TUT-2", because both issues are linked with "TUT-1".
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