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Last updated Jun 11, 2023
JQL querying
Learn how to synchronize issues that are meeting certain conditions, with the usage of JQL queries
Mapping
When configuring the mapping, you can include an optional JQL query to detail the synchronization process. This may be useful, when you want to trigger synchronization events, only when specific conditions are met.
Steps
When creating a new mapping:
- See Mapping to learn how to create a new mapping.
- During mapping creation, in the Issue type section click Add additional JQL query toggle on the initiating side
Note
Keep in mind, that synchronized issue will be created, or updated, once the condition will be met on the initiating side.
- Input a valid JQL query on the initiating side.
Note
- Green check mark will be displayed, when the included query is a valid one
- Red cross mark will be displayed, when the included query is invalid
ExampleIf you want to synchronize issues that contain word “Test” in their description, you can use description~“test” query.
More information on JQL queries can be found here.
- Optionally: Set a JQL condition on the partner’s side.
- Click Create.
Results
JQL query has been included.
Steps
When editing an already existing mapping:
- See Editing mapping to learn how to edit an existing mapping.
- During mapping edition, in the Issue type section click Add additional JQL query toggle on the initiating side.
- Input a valid JQL query on the initiating side.
- Optionally: Set a JQL condition on the partner’s side.
- Click Save changes.
Results
JQL query has been included to an existing mapping.