So... here's my situation:
I am using JQL to locate and identify the tickets that DO NOT contain a certain type of issue link. For example, every ticket in this project MUST contain an issue link of "is derived from". When I use [ issueLinkType != "is derived from" ] nothing populates and there are definitely are tickets that do not contain this issue link.
How do I know? Well, I used issueLinkType = "is derived from" to identify those that do contain that issue link type. I exported the file to Excel and used conditional formatting to compare this list to an Excel sheet that contains ALL the files. This revealed all the files that do not contain this issue link type.
I want to use the bulk editor feature in Jira to label these tickets (over a hundred) but cant get issueLinkType != "is derived from" to populate anything.
Any suggestions? Am i wording this incorrectly?
The solution is in the second comment in this thread
Use
To get those issues that are blocked by other issues
1 ) Filter1 --> issueLinkType = "is blocked by"
To get those issues that are blocking other issues.
2) Filter2 --> issueLinkType = "blocks" and filter!=Filter1
Let me know if this helps
Thanks,
Pramodh
For clarification, what this user is saying is to:
create and save a filter that will identify all issues that contain "is blocked by" and then create another filter that identifies issues that contain "blocks" AND use the saved filter along with != to hide issues with "is blocked by", correct?
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