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Search issues in open epics

Teressa Reed
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October 5, 2021

I'm trying to search for a specific issuetype (story, task, etc.) where epic is not closed.

Here's the query I'm using:

           Project = X and issuetype = Y and issue IN issuesInEpics(' status != Closed ')

It should return ~30 issues, but I'm getting the 'No issues were found..." message.

We're on version 8.13.2

Thanks!

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Suvarna Gaikwad
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October 5, 2021

@Teressa Reed Please use below query and it should work

Project = X and issuetype = Y and issueFunction in issuesInEpics("status != Closed")

Teressa Reed
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October 5, 2021

Thanks!

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Gui Gouveia
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June 15, 2022

Does anyone know what would be the equivalent for this query in Jira Cloud?

I'm getting this error:

Your JQL includes the [issuesInEpics] function from the [Adaptavist Scriptrunner] app for Jira Server. This function works differently in Jira Cloud.
Refer to https://docs.adaptavist.com/sr4jc/latest/features/scriptrunner-jql-keywords-functions for details or contact the app provider.
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Stefano Galati October 5, 2021

Hi Teressa,

your query is correct so what come in my mind is that the issuesInEpic() JQL function is provided by JQL Booster Pack so before all my question is: do you have this app installed?

If the answer is negative here explained the message returned; if you have it installed I think that's better to contact directly the support.

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