Custom JQL functions

Owned by Marcel Patzschke
Oct 05, 2016
1 min read

This page serves as a quick reference on how to use the Scheduler for JIRA JQL extension and provides a function reference

Scheduler for JIRA - JQL Extensions

The advanced search functionality of JIRA allows to use structured queries to search for issues. These queries are written in Atlassian's own JIRA Query Language (JQL). The result set is displayed as a list of issues in the issue navigator. It is also possible to save advanced search queries for private or public use.

Scheduler for JIRA enhances the advanced search of JIRA with new functions to search for issues created by the issue scheduling jobs.

On this page:


How to use the extension

  1. Select Issues > Search for Issues from the main navigation bar
  2. Switch to advanced searching by clicking the Advanced link from the filter bar
  3. Enter a query in the search text box
  4. Click on the Search button or hit enter to execute the query

The query should be of the following structure: field operator function()

You can look up the supported fields and operators for the new Requirements for JIRA functions in the function reference below.


Function Reference

List of functions:

Scheduler Issues

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Returns the issues created by a specific issue scheduling job.

Syntax

schedulerIssues(jobName)

Where jobName represents the unique name of the job.

Supported Fields

Supported Operators

=!=~!~>>=<<=ISIS NOTINNOT INWASWAS INWAS NOTWAS NOT INCHANGED
(error)(error)(error)(error)(error)(error)(error)(error)(error)(error)(tick)(tick)(error)(error)(error)(error)(error)

Examples

Find all issues that are created by the job "Annual stocktaking":

issue in schedulerIssues("Annual stocktaking")

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