Another way of looking at it, is can I export all of my saved filters in a format that is searchable? This would be comparable to the automations export into a JSON, and then I can look for issuetype = X,Y,Z
If these are your owned filters, you could use the REST API to get the list as JSON. One of the fields is the JQL of the filter. In a browser please try
myJiraUrl/rest/api/2/filter/my
Here is the documentation on that method:
https://docs.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/api/REST/1000.824.0/#api/2/filter-getMyFilters
Kind regards,
Bill
Hi @Andrew Satterwhite !
Welcome to the Community!
It sounds like a great feature, but it is impossible now =(
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Ok. Thanks Alexander. At least I know I can stop chasing this!
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@Andrew Satterwhite How are your filters named? e.g. in our case we have names such "Stories in Current Sprint", " Features in Current PI" and there is an option to search the text in the name.
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Great question Amit. Unfortunately, the issue types I'm looking for do not show up in the name of the filter.
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