I want to create a query such that if the ticket has multiple label, then it should appear in the query.
e.g.
I have 10 labels (L1, L2 ... L10), and if I raise a query to check such that which all tickets have any of the two labels marked, how shall I do that?
You need 2 specific out of these 10 or only more then one?
Need to identify which all tickets have more than 2 labels associated?
Labels are not specific
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Ok,
You can create a new custom field that store "mylabelcounter".
This kind of field can be created using custom plugin like Jira Misc or Script runner.
With MISC: here an example
With Script Runner: here an example
this solution is based on counting values and store it on a different field, then you can use a normal jql like
project = "XXX" and mylabelcounter >= 2
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I am not sure how to use the JAR file downloaded from Jira Misc
Can you shed some light on that as well?
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Wait man! :D
Which Jira version do you have? Cloud or Server? Do you know about plugin and can you access to the jira administration panel?
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I have a server but I am not the adming, I do not have access to the admin panel.
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Then you have to ask your administrator
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