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Matches issues returned by the base query itself. It can be used as a more powerful Jira filter.

For example you can create two subqueries with aliases:

Alias	Query
Team 8 this week	labels in (Team8, Marketing) and createdDate > -7d
Abc High	project=ABC and priority=High

And then you can conveniently refer to the queries with their aliases in more complex queries:

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issuesInQuery="Team 8 this week" and issuesInQuery="Abc High" and status!=Done

Matches issues linked by the issues returned by the subquery.

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linkedByQuery = "labels in (Team8, Marketing) and createdDate > -7d"

Matches issues that link to the issues returned by the subquery.

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linksQuery = "labels in (Team8, Marketing) and createdDate > -7d"

Matches parents of subtasks returned by the subquery.

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parentOfQuery = "labels in (Team8, Marketing) and createdDate > -7d"

Matches subtasks of issues returned by the subquery.

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subTaskOfQuery = "labels in (Team8, Marketing) and createdDate > -7d"

Matches epics of issues returned by the subquery.

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epicOfQuery = "labels in (Team8, Marketing) and createdDate > -7d"

Matches issues of the epics returned by the subquery.

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issuesFromEpicsInQuery = "labels in (Team8, Marketing) and createdDate > -7d"

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