Issue Of (issueOf)

Atlassian Jira plugin which provides additional jql functions with sub-queries

• issuesFromEpicsByQuery(..jql query..) - returns list of issues contained inside epics specified by jql query
• linkedIssuesFromIssuesByQuery(..jql query..) - returns list of issues linked to issues specified by jql query

Examples

issuesFromEpicsByQuery

Issues from epics inside MYPROJ project or epics labelled with myproj:

issue in issuesFromEpicsByQuery("project = MYPROJ or labels in (myproj)")

Pluguin will do the following:

• find issues by jql project = MYPROJ or labels in (myproj)
• filter out non-epics (check for issueType = Epic)
• find issues for each epic and return list of them

linkedIssuesFromIssuesByQuery

Issues linked to epics in MYPROJ project or to epics labelled with myproj:

issue in issuesFromEpicsByQuery("(project = MYPROJ or labels in (myproj)) and issueType = Epic")

Pluguin will do the following:

• find issues by jql (project = MYPROJ or labels in (myproj)) and issueType = Epic
• find linked issues for each epic and return list of them

lengthOf

Issues in MYPROJ project which have been in more that 1 sprint:

issue in lengthOf("project = MYPROJ", Sprint, ">", 1)

Pluguin will do the following:

• find issues by jql project = MYPROJ
• find custom field Sprint
• for each issue get the number of sprints and filter out those who have more than 1 sprint

Installation

(assuming you have Atlassian SDK installed & configured)

• go into plugin folder
• run atlas-package
• get ./target/issueof-X.Y.Z-SNAPSHOT.jar and upload it to jira
• use two new jql functions when searching for issues