hello,
I am wondering if there is a JQL can filter a customized field like “Software Component” which contain "AKS" value? Thanks in advance.
Hi Cheng,
Is the custom field a text field? If so, then yes you can can use the ~ (tilde) to query it.
For example: "Software Component" ~ AKS
Thanks @John Funk for your idea. I have checked unfortunately it is label type field hence it does not support ~. :(
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Ah, it's a labels type field. The answer would be to use wildcards, but that's not available either! You can vote for and follow that request here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-23038
Here's a solution using ScriptRunner if you have that. Or desperate enough for the need to add the app.
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Thank you for the advice. I think ScripRunner issueFunction in issueFieldMatch solve my problem. Really appreciate! @John Funk
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那就很麻烦了,标签类型自定义字段的值可以随意自定义,且区分大小写,aKs, Aks, akS 都不一样。我一般会慎用这个字段类型。
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