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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Highest (View bug fix roadmap)
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None
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4.4
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4.04
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Sometimes it is helpful to look for issues in Jira that have certain relationship between other elements in other Atlassian products. For example, doing a search to list all Jira issues that do not have a Crucible code review associated with them. As I understand it this is not currently possible.
Where one of the strengths / selling points of Atlassian products is their integration with Jira this seems like a logical extension to the current JQL APIs.
- is detailed by
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JRASERVER-23288 List of suggested JQL improvements
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JRACLOUD-25344 Allow JQL to query other Atlassian products
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- Gathering Interest
[JRASERVER-25344] Allow JQL to query other Atlassian products
It would be helpful if the REST API had the option for retrieving the confluence links of an issue, allowing to list all the issues and their related spaces.
It would be helpful if the REST API had a way of listing all issue.property values associated with an issue so we're not stuck randomly trying strings to see whether they return any results.
Looks like these definitions are stored in the entity_property_index_document table. In my installation, these six properties are defined:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <index-document-configuration entity-key="IssueProperty"> <key property-key="development"> <extract path="failingbuilds" type="NUMBER" /> <extract path="openprs" type="NUMBER" /> <extract path="prs" type="NUMBER" /> <extract path="reviews" type="NUMBER" /> <extract path="openreviews" type="NUMBER" /> <extract path="commits" type="NUMBER" /> </key> </index-document-configuration>
It seems as if Atlassian has actually done something approaching this and not told anybody - see https://medium.com/@agile.umer/jira-searching-for-tickets-that-have-been-commited-to-a-development-branch-e6a2221bea07.
Matthew Korich
added a comment - - edited Please see JRA-62190 as a more focused version of this ticket. Thanks Cameron. 
Cameron Ackerman
added a comment - Wanted to point out to other watchers that this issue is a subtask of a closed issue, because I didn't notice the first time I visited. This seems to mean that Atlassian has no intention of addressing this.
Cameron Ackerman
added a comment - Wanted to point out to other watchers that this issue is a subtask of a closed issue, because I didn't notice the first time I visited. This seems to mean that Atlassian has no intention of addressing this. We are using the SAFe Agile methodology and this feature is greatly desired for our release report. We are currently doing this by hand. Each root issue (not sub task) is displayed in a query and then someone manually goes through and creates a report of code review coverage (which issues have completed code reviews in crucible).
Leslie and Jimmy Wood
added a comment - - edited We are using the SAFe Agile methodology and this feature is greatly desired for our release report. We are currently doing this by hand. Each root issue (not sub task) is displayed in a query and then someone manually goes through and creates a report of code review coverage (which issues have completed code reviews in crucible). 
Pavel Luksha
added a comment - Hello!
We also vote for this issue. Voting for this issue to be addressed. Need to be able to JQL commits per user.
Yes, odd that the more general request "link to Atlassian products" is a sub-task of a more specific request "link to BitBucket"
Like Fernando above, I came here looking for how to find all Jira issues linked to a particular Confluence page.