Searching with JQL

A convenient way to search and handle created issues with JQL

Documentation

Introduction
Getting Started
Handling Permissions
Creating Issue Templates
Simple Templates
Advanced Templates
Creating Variables in Templates
Preserving the links between issues
Using Templates
Creating Issues from Templates
Prefilling the Issue Creation Screen
Dashboard Gadget
Managing Templates
Advanced Usage
JQL Searches with Templates
Issue Security
Integrations
Automation
Tempo Timesheet
Privacy and Security
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is JQL?

JQL stands for Jira Query Language. It is a powerful and flexible language used in Jira to create queries that can filter and sort issues. JQL allows users to search for issues across Jira projects using a variety of criteria, such as project, issue type, status, assignee, dates, and custom fields.

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Any issue that you create using our Jira add-on is seamlessly integrated into the Jira ecosystem. This means that these issues can be effortlessly located and searched using the standard Jira Query Language.

Search issues created from templates with JQL
  • Go to your Jira issue list page.
  • Use the field named templateKey in your JQL search to look for issues created from a particular template.
  • Done!

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