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How can I configure card issue colours, if there is more than one component assigned?

Dennis Kieß June 4, 2020

Hey there,

usually I go to "settings" --> "card colours" on my Jira board and use a JQL-Filter (e.g.: component = "[Team name]") to define a specific colour for each participating component. This is great method to give a visual overview, who is currently involved. A component represents a team in that case by the way.

Unfortunately there are issues with more than one component, so the coulour follows the rule of  the top-down prioritization list in the settings.

I would prefer a filter that says "if there is more than one component assigned, use colour XY". Can anyone help me with this?

Best regards // Dennis

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Charlie Misonne
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June 4, 2020

By default there is no JQL function to find issues with more than 1 component. You could look for a plugin or use the scriptrunner plugin to create your own jql function.

A workaround was described by someone in this thread.

You could use this:

component = "Team A" and component = "Team B"

It will give you all issues with both components.
But of course you don't want to create a query for every possible combination. So you could do this instead:

component = "Team A" and component in ("Team B", "Team C")

This one will not give you results for issues with component Team B and team C only.
So you'll need to make this query for each component you have. If you don't have many teams I would go for it. But if you have a lot of teams it sounds crazy to me to implement this without plugin.

Dennis Kieß June 4, 2020

Hello Charlie, thanks for your quick answer. Hoped for an easier solution without such a circuitous workaround, but seems like there is no better way. Kind regards Dennis

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