we have ticket type in JIRA called "incident" with an option to link it to another ticket type called "improvement" .
The link type is "relates to"
How can i search for "incident" tickets that does not have linked "improvement" to it ?
i am trying to use "Issues" --> "Filters" but cant find the correct syntax for my needs.
Oren
It's easy if you have the "script runner" plugin installed -
type = incident and issueFunction not in linkedIssuesOf("type=improvement","relates to")
Just a head's up as you haven't explicitly called out whether you're on server or cloud that although you can install Scriptrunner for cloud, the additional JQL only works on server.
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With script runner on JIRA cloud there is a new feature JQL Keywords.
You have to synchronise issues and then you can user in advanced JQL the keyword : numberOfLinks
project = PRJ AND issuetype = Type AND numberOfLinks = 0
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Well, the title says "no linked" issues, which ideally means that I want to find issues that do not have anything linked to them. At least, that is what I came looking for. If someone else is looking for the same, here is the solution for it:
project = XYZ AND issueFunction not in hasLinks()
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Hi,
Currently it is not possible. Check this post for some alternatives and additional information:
https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/166537
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