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issueFunction in epicsOf() vs issue in issuesWhereEpicIn()

joseph weiss August 26, 2019

What is the difference?

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PD Sheehan
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August 26, 2019

issueFunction in epicOf('jqlQuery'):

  • provided by scriptrunner add-on
  • will return the list of EPICS where any of the issues in the epic match the jqlQuery

issue in issuesWhereEpicIn('jqlQuery'):

  • provided by j-tricks add-on
  • will return the list of ISSUES where the epic matched the jqlQuery
joseph weiss August 26, 2019

Peter, thanks for the quick reply.  I goofed.  I'm looking for the comparison of

issueFunction in epicOf() 

vs

issue in epicsWhereIssueIn()

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August 26, 2019

I believe them to be functionally the same. There may be performance differences but I haven’t seen it tested. I know that scriptunner have tied their functions to the issueFuction custom field that they deploy for performance reasons. But maybe jtricks used some other optimization trick. 

I think few people are likely to have both in their environment. I got rid of jtricks a few years ago once I became familiar with script runner because it allowed me to do so much more. 

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