I am trying to set up a filter for issues where there is still an open pull request. I know that I can query issues with pull requests with
issue.property[development].prs > 0
but need to go deeper and filter only those with open PRs.
we can use issue.property[development].openprs >0 to see the bugs with open pull requests
Is there also a way to detect the rejected pull requests using issue.property[development] ?
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Hi,
I need a query to see open and under review PR's. I was using the following one but it doesn't give the right results.
issue.property[development].openprs >= 0 AND status = "Under Review"
Have you found a solution for it?
Thanks,
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Anyone have an idea how to filter on pull requests for specific branches?
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I am trying to do this same thing. Have you found a way?
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Pull requests are not suppoerted by standart JIRA. So, you should have somw plugin providing Git integration. Since look for plugin documnetation about JQL or provide plugin you use.
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I'd like to know this as well. I would like to be able to query for all issues that have pull requests that have not been either merged or declined.
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What do you mean "open PRs"? Is it a some custom field or it was created or changed by certain users?
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