Filter issue by project key

[Susumu Sekiguchi]

Hi,

I filtered an epic with a project key like this, "epic link" = ABC-001.

It works, but If I want to filter multiple epics, I haven't succeeded e.g. like this,

"epic link" = ABC-001, ABC-002 or "epic link" = ABC-001; ABC-002

Could someone advice how to do it?

Thank you, 

[Marcos Sanchez]

Hi,

If you want to filter multiple epics you have to make your JQL this way:

"epic link" in (ABC-001, ABC-002)

In fact, every time you want to do a JQL which filters multiple values for a field, you should use "in" operator.

Regards,
Marcos

[Susumu Sekiguchi]

Hi Marcos,

Thank you very much, it works very well!

It is not easy to find out from the document of Jira. 

Br,

Susumu

[Marcos Sanchez]

Hi,

You're welcome! 

For more information, you can read THIS article about JQLs.

Regards,
Marcos

[Alexey Matveev]

You can write yout JQL like this

project = ABC

it will select all issues from the ABC project

[Susumu Sekiguchi]

Hi, Thanks for your reply.

But I have a lots of epics in a project. So in that way, I think I can't eliminate some of epics... I want to select some epics and tasks, which are belong to those epics. Any other suggestions..?

[Alexey Matveev]

I am not sure what your requirement is. But you could have a look at such pluigns as ScriptRunner or JTricks. There is a huge possibility that you can find a solution with these plugins.

[Susumu Sekiguchi]

Ok, I've heard ScriptRunner. I'll try to find a solution from some plug-in.

Thanks. 

[Ajay _view26_]

It should be possible to filter by Epic 

Example - 

project = TEST  AND issuetype = Epic

[Susumu Sekiguchi]

Thanks for your reply.

I think my question title is not good, it doesn't show exactly what I meant.

Maybe, it should be like, "How to filter multiple epics?"