Here is my Query:
issuetype in ("Service Request with Approvals", Task) AND resolution = Unresolved AND component = "Application Management: ATnL Training Manual" AND labels must only contain the values “Dev” and “Data”
So how do I use the "=" Operator to only contain "Dev" AND "Data"?
Much appreciated if you could help.
You can check if an issue has specific labels but you can't (OOTB) check if it ONLY contains specific labels. In your case I think this might work. Please LMK.
issuetype in ("Service Request with Approvals", Task) AND resolution = Unresolved AND component = "Application Management: ATnL Training Manual" AND labels = Dev AND labels = Data
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Hi, if I search with labels like labels=2022 and label !=noQA , it is returning tickets only which has labels but I want to list out tickets which do not have labels as well other 2 conditions given above.. how do I achieve this ?
sample query project=test and updated=> 2023-01-01 and Labels !=2022 and Labels !=noQA
Expectation: I need list of all tickets updated greater than 2023-01-01 with noQA/2022 labels + tickets which does not have any label
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Hi @Niël du Toit ,
I believe the query you're looking for is labels=Dev AND labels=Data
https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Searching-for-multiple-labels/qaq-p/439015
Cheers,
Gökçe
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