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Description
The ‘JQL'
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condition compares the number of issues returned from the JQL query against predefined conditions
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such as:
Must find at least one issue
Must not find any issue
Compare with a particular number
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Configuration
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Write your required JQL expression and choose one option
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for the number of issues found.
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For information on how to configure a check for a workflow transition in JIRA, see the JIRA documentation.
Examples
See the JQL Use Cases for several examples.
How to write JQL Query
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Supported Field Types
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For example, Number of issues must > 2.
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For more information on how conditions work in Jira, see Atlassian’s Advanced Workflow Configuration documentation.
Examples
Is the Issue in the current sprint?
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Sprint in openSprints() AND key = {issue.key} |
In the IT department only the approver can perform the transition
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approver = currentUser() OR component != "IT department" |
Or in other words: The condition is valid if the current user is the user in the Approver field OR anything not belonging to the IT department.
All other siblings must have status
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parent = {issue.parent} AND key != {issue.key} AND status in (Resolved, Closed) |
With parent = {issue.parent} we find all siblings of the current subtask. However, we want to exclude the current subtasks, so we add key != {issue.key}.