Hi,
I want to compare 2 fields in a simple JQL:
I want to find all issues in a project that the "Summary" field has the same text as "Acceptance Criteria" (custom field).
How can I do it without plugins?
Thanks!
Hi Orit,
simple answer, you can't. There's no way to compare two field values.
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JQL is not SQL... You can query issues that have the same text as a fixed value but there is nothing like a subquery-concept in JQL. And that is what you need for that kind of comparison.
There are options with plugins, but you asked for a solution without additional apps.
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Thanks.
So I found a workaround - to create a hidden and calculated custom field that will indicate (True / False) if the fields are alike, and use it on the JQL.
What do you think? Any other workarounds you can think of?
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