We use a lot of boards and all boards have the same lists (backlog, working on, review, done).
I would like to see my active tasks, so not the tasks in "review" and "done" and I would like to see this across boards except for a couple of boards let's name them "A" and "B".
I tried the following but it only works for the first item in the query.
@me -list:done -list:review -board:"A" -board:"B"
Is there a way to achieve this?
@Eric Hoegee try putting the list names in double quotes too. I've found some weird things with not including double quotes around list and label names even though it should and does work generally.
Thanks for your answer, it looks like it's working for boards. The main problem is in the lists.
Please check this screenshot: https://d.pr/i/FFXTZ5
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Hmmm, have you tried changing the order of the queries - boards first, lists second?
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This seems to work for me, I can dynamically change the list and board names to filter out the stuff I don't want to see.
Could it be that you maybe misspelled the names of the boards or missed a quotation mark out?
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