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JQL: hasLinks() returns issues WITHOUT Links!

GERALD_P_KUNTZE July 2, 2025

JQL: project = BTB AND issueFunction IN hasLinks()

FYI, I tried other variations BUT no luck. For instance, locate all issues with links from OTHER Jira projects

JQL: project = BTB AND issueFunction IN linkedIssuesOf("project != BTB") AND issueFunction IN hasLinks()

 

HELP!

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Trudy Claspill
Community Champion
July 2, 2025

Hello @GERALD_P_KUNTZE 

Are you working with Jira Cloud or Jira Data Center? One way to find out is to click on the Help button (the question mark near your avatar in the upper right corner) and select the About option. That will show you information about the Jira application. If it is Jira Data Center you will see a version number like 9.12.18. Jira Cloud doesn't have a version number.

Your use of "issueFunction" suggest you are using a third party app to extend JQL capabilities. Which one are you using? ScriptRunner is one that provides that function, but it is not the only one that has that function. When you determine which app you are using, please also tell us what version of that app you are using.

You may need to consult with your Jira Administrators to get that information.

 

GERALD_P_KUNTZE July 3, 2025

Thanks. Based on what you convey, it must be Center since it is v9.12.22 I will check with the Admins to see about the third party app provider

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