JQL Folder Integration

JQL (Jira Query Language) for Folder in the Global Issue Statistics page allows you to perform advanced searches to find exactly the issues you need and add them to your folders for better organization.

To create a custom folder with issues on the Global Issue Statistics page with JQL:

Open the Global Issue Statistics page
Click the ‘Add Folder’ button
Select the folder avatar
Enter the Folder Name
Click on the JQL in the ‘Folder issues’ section
Enter your JQL query

Only issues that have Viewі will be added to the JQL query

Click the ‘Search’ button
Click the ‘Create’ button

Now the Folder with issues has been created

Examples of JQL queries

We support queries for JQL functions, JQL fields, and JQL keywords.

Only the Issues that have Views will be shown during searching by JQL query

1. Find All Open Issues in a Specific Project

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project = "YourProjectKey" AND status = "Open"

This query searches for all issues in the project with the key YourProjectKey that are currently in an "Open" status.

2. Locate Issues Assigned to a Specific User

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assignee = "username@example.com" AND project = "YourProjectKey"

Replace username@example.com with the actual user's email or username. This filters issues in YourProjectKey assigned to the specified user.

3. Search for High Priority Issues Updated in the Last Week

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project = "YourProjectKey" AND priority = Highest AND updated >= -1w

This finds issues in YourProjectKey with the highest priority that were updated in the last week.

4. Find Issues with Specific Labels

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project = "YourProjectKey" AND labels IN ("bug_fix", "urgent")

This query returns issues in YourProjectKey that have been labeled either "bug_fix" or "urgent".

5. Retrieve Issues from Multiple Projects

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project IN ("ProjectKey1", "ProjectKey2") AND status = "In Progress"

Searches for issues that are in progress across multiple projects, identified by their project keys.

6. Find Issues Created by a Specific User

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project = "YourProjectKey" AND reporter = "username@example.com"

This filters for issues in YourProjectKey that were reported by the specified user's email or username.

7. Locate Issues Containing Text in Summary or Description

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project = "YourProjectKey" AND text ~ "critical bug"

Searches for issues in YourProjectKey where the summary or description contains the phrase "critical bug".

8. Find All Epics

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project = "YourProjectKey" AND issuetype = Epic

Returns all issues that are of the type Epic within the specified project.

9. Issues Without a Specific Component

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project = "YourProjectKey" AND component IS EMPTY

Finds all issues in YourProjectKey that have not been assigned to any component.