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!
@Teressa Reed Please use below query and it should work
Project = X and issuetype = Y and issueFunction in issuesInEpics("status != Closed")
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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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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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