JWT provides JQL functions to query on issues values, user properties or project properties. These functions complement conditions, validators, and post functions provided by the app.
| Function | Short description | Output | Label |
|---|---|---|---|
| issueSelection() | Returns issues that satisfy both a JQL query and a JWT logical expression | ISSUE LIST | STAFF PICK |
| linkedTo() | Returns issues linked to other issues satisfying a JQL subquery. | ISSUE LIST | STAFF PICK |
| projectsWhereDateProperty() | Returns projects with specific properties containing a date | TEXT LIST | |
| projectsWhereNumberProperty() | Returns projects with specific numeric properties. | TEXT LIST | STAFF PICK |
| projectsWhereTextProperty() | Returns projects with specific text properties. | TEXT LIST | |
| usersWithDateTimeProperty() | Returns users with specific date or date-time properties. | TEXT LIST | STAFF PICK |
| usersWithNumericProperty() | Returns users with specific numeric properties. | TEXT LIST | |
| usersWithProperty() | Returns users with specific properties. | TEXT LIST | |
| usersWithRoleInProject() | Returns users with a specific role in a specific project | TEXT LIST | |
| usersWithTextProperty() | Returns users with specific text properties. | TEXT LIST |
The result is not what you expected? The number of returned issues feels too low?
By default, the maximum number of issues that will be returned by the JQL subquery, and thus can be processed by the logical expression is 1000.
To ensure the performance of your entire Jira instance, we limit the execution of the JQL function in terms of issue count and execution time. Please refer to your admin if you need to change the configuration.
If you still have questions, feel free to refer to our support team.
