Folks,
I'm trying to create a JQL query that will return issues that have the following:
AND development[pullrequests].all > 0 AND development[pullrequests].open < 1
I was using the above, however that means if I have multiple pr's on an issue it won't return if even one is open.
Does JIRA support something akin to "development[pullrequests].merged >= 1??
Hi!
JQL Search Extensions has JQL keywords for pull requests. Documentation can be found here.
After installing the plugin you can check the number of pull requests:
pullRequestsCoun
t > 0
As well as open pull requests:
openPullRequestsCount >0
If found this answer to a similar question that showed me how to filter on pull requests and their status.
NOTE: There is a difference between JIRA Server and Cloud editions!
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I have the same request and will bump thread. Did anybody find how to resolve this issue w/o having to pay for JQL Search Extensions?
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I have the same request and will bump thread. Daniel - did you find how to resolve this issue?
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Bump.
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