Evaluate whether the issue being currently processed matches a JQL query.

JQL condition configuration

Below you will find a detailed description of each parameter needed to configure the condition.

JQL query

Enter a JQL query that returns true only if the issues provided by an event or selector belong to the query result. You can optionally use field codes.

Your JQL syntax is correct only if this green checkmark (tick) appears.

You can use the "Select field" option to search for fields and then insert the field code into your JQL statement.

Additional options

Stop the execution if the condition is met

If the condition is fulfilled (returns true), the execution of the rule will stop after the condition. All elements following the condition will not be executed.

Invert condition

When selected the condition's logic will be inverted.

This option is really helpful if you have very complex JQL query. Simply re-use an expression on a second condition and invert it instead of inverting / negating every statement inside the query.


Use cases and examples


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