Learn how to search for issues that contain Bundled Fields
Extension for Jira Service Management provides a dedicated searcher. It allows for searching Jira issues that contain the Bundled Fields custom field. You can build queries using either two or three parameters. The syntax should be built as follows:
issue in bundledFieldsEx("", "")issue in bundledFieldsEx("", "", "")Remember to always put query parameters in straight quotation marks (either " " or ' ').
Use the following syntax to search using two parameters:
issue in bundledFieldsEx("", "")
| Syntax with details | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|
issue in bundledFieldsEx("customfield_name", "subfield_value") |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("Address", "Poland") |
Returns all issues that contain an Address custom field where one subfield value is Poland. |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("Address", "") |
Returns all issues that contain an Address custom field where min. one subfield value is empty. | |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("customfield_id", "subfield_value") |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("customfield_10301", "Poland") |
Returns all issues that contain a custom field with the ID = customfield_10301 (in this case: Address) where one subfield value is Poland. |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("customfield_10301", "") |
Returns all issues that contain a custom field with the ID = customfield_10301 (in this case: Address) where min. one subfield value is empty. | |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("id", "subfield_value") |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("10301", "Poland") |
Returns all issues that contain a custom field with the ID = 10301 (in this case: Address) where one subfield value is Poland. |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("10301", "") |
Returns all issues that contain a custom field with the ID = 10301 (in this case: Address) where min. one subfield value is empty. |
Use the following syntax to search using three parameters:
issue in bundledFieldsEx("", "", "")
| Syntax with details | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|
issue in bundledFieldsEx("customfield_name", "subfield_name", "subfield_value") |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("Address", "Country", "Poland") |
Returns all issues that contain an Address custom field with a Country subfield (which value is Poland). |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("customfield_name", "subfield_name", "") |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("Address", "Country", "") |
Returns all issues that contain an Address custom field where the Country subfield’s value is empty. |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("customfield_id", "subfield_name", "subfield_value") |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("customfield_10301", "Country", "Poland") |
Returns all issues that contain a custom field with ID = 10301 (in this case: Address) with a Country subfield (which value is Poland). |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("customfield_id", "subfield_name", "") |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("customfield_10301", "Country", "") |
Returns all issues that contain a custom field with ID = 10301 (in this case: Address) where the Country subfield’s value is empty. |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("id", "subfield_name", "subfield_value") |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("10301", "Country", "Poland") |
Returns all issues that contain a custom field with ID = 10301 (in this case: Address) with a Country subfield (which value is Poland). |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("id", "subfield_name", "") |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("10301", "Country", "") |
Returns all issues that contain a custom field with ID = 10301 (in this case: Address) where the Country subfield’s value is empty. |
To find an ID of a Bundled Field custom field, go to Issues > Custom Fields. Select the custom field, click Edit, and check the URL address.
Example: http://192.168.0.84:8082/secure/admin/EditCustomField!default.jspa?id=10301
You can also search using JQL operators described below.
| Operator | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|
| NOT_EMPTY | issue in bundledFieldsEx("Bundled Field 1 (Ex)", "Last name", "NOT_EMPTY") |
Returns all issues with subfields that are not empty. |
| IN | issue in bundledFieldsEx("Bundled Field 1 (Ex)", "Select field", "IN", "One", "Two") |
Returns all issues with subfields that contain given values. (Only for subfields of the select type) |
| NOT_IN | issue in bundledFieldsEx("Bundled Field 1 (Ex)", "Select field", "NOT_IN", "One", "Two") |
Returns all issues with subfields that don’t contain given values. (Only for subfields of the select type) |
You can also search by Date and Date Time subfields. Use the following patterns:
| Operator | Example |
|---|---|
| < | issue in bundledFieldsEx("Bundled Field 1 (Ex)", "Date","<","2019-04-30") |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("Bundled Field 1 (Ex)", "Date Time","<","2019-04-30 10:01 am") |
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issue in bundledFieldsEx("Bundled Field 1 (Ex)", "Time","<","08:15 am") |
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| > | issue in bundledFieldsEx("Bundled Field 1 (Ex)", "Date",">","2019-04-29") |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("Bundled Field 1 (Ex)", "Date Time",">","2019-04-30 09:55 am") |
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issue in bundledFieldsEx("Bundled Field 1 (Ex)", "Time",">","08:15 am") |
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| BETWEEN | issue in bundledFieldsEx("Bundled Field 1 (Ex)", "Date","BETWEEN","2019-04-29","2019-04-31") |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("Bundled Field 1 (Ex)", "Date Time","BETWEEN","2019-04-30 09:50 am","2019-04-30 10:10 am") |
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issue in bundledFieldsEx("Bundled Field 1 (Ex)", "Time","BETWEEN","08:13 am","08:15 am") |
You can search through subfields of the User Picker type. Use either the username or the full name of the user (practically it’s the same query).
| Syntax with details | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|
issue in bundledFieldsEx("customfield_name", "subfield_name", "full_name") |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("General information", "Project lead", "John Smith") |
Returns all issues that contain a subfield of the User Picker type (in this case “Project lead”) that contains the user John Smith (jsmith). |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("customfield_name", "subfield_name", "username") |
issue in bundledFieldsEx("General information", "Project lead", "jsmith") |
Returns all issues that contain a subfield of the User Picker type (in this case “Project lead”) that contains the user John Smith (jsmith). |
If you do not see issues that contain the Bundled Fields custom field, go to the Issues > Custom Fields. Select custom field, click Edit and check Search Template. Bundled Fields Searcher should be set.
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