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In both cases, you type in the new JQL alias in the search bar along with other JQL clauses. It’s super easy.
At firstWhen you are starting out, keep the documentation JQL Functions reference handy to find the aliases you need. We autocomplete the aliases for you, so you only need to type the first few characters.
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You can create queries with functions and save them as filters to use in Jira.
Where to start?
Best The easiest way to start is to try going through a simple scenario:
Go to the Extended Search screen: Apps → JQL Search Extensions → Extended Search
In the
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JQL Functions reference, find a function and an alias that you want to use.
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No idea which one to try? Our recommendation:
- try linksCount alias by creating linksCount>0 query. It will return all issues that have links.
- try childrenOfEpicsInQuery function by creating issue in childrenOfEpicsInQuery("resolution is not empty") query. It will return all Stories of Epics that are done. You can enhance this query to issue in childrenOfEpicsInQuery("resolution is not empty") AND resolution is empty and it will return all unfinished Stories of Epics that are done.
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How did it go? If you had any trouble with going through this scenario, reach out to us by creating submit a support request or book a demo to get a straight-to-the-point, no-nonsense consultation.
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