JQL

Your epic may have issues from multiple projects and that too with subtasks as well. How would you show all this in one view?

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It is not possible to write a JQL based on board columns and your best option is to write JQL based on multiple statuses.

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Do you want to know how many hours you logged last month. The first thing to do would be to find those issue using a JQL.

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Searching based on cascade select list is not very obvious but it is surprisingly simple.

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You can easily find all the issues in an Epic using JQL and then report on it by creating your own dashboard.

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You cannot search for issues based on branch names but there are some other ways. Let us explore.

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Unfortunately there is no way to add inline comments in JQL but you can always add description to your filters.

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Do you want to create a report based on tickets received from emails, portals, jira or api? Yes you can do that.

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Releases or Fix Versions in Jira don't have a workflow, instead issues that are under it have a lifecycle defined by the workflow scheme but you can definitely search for released or unreleased issues in a project using a JQL.

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Jira filters are based on a criteria. Issues not fulfilling that criteria will not appear on the search result.

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