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JQL is Jira Query Language. This is the native query language for Jira, and these macros use it directly when retrieving data from Jira. New to JQL? We have put here Jira JQL cheat sheet some information to help you get started |
Parameter name | Required | Default | Parameter description and accepted values |
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Level type | Yes | Jira Issue | To learn more about Test Run Level type, read XRay Test Runs levels in Jira Snapshots . |
Level title | No | Empty | A title for this level will be displayed above the column titles. |
Search JQL | Yes | - |
In Level 1:
Any valid JQL, applicable for the Jira from which the snapshot data is retrieved.
This may include any JQL extensions by apps, as long as they are valid inside that Jira instance.
It's a good practice to test the JQL first in Jira.Refer to |
In Level 2 (or higher):
The JQL clause for Level 2 needs to include a reference to Level 1, in order to achieve the dependency/cascading effect.
Therefore, the search clause must reference fields in the previous level.
For example:
parent=$key : will retrieve subtasks of issues in the previous level
issue in linkedIssues($key) : will retrieve issues linked to the issue in the previous level
Jira Snapshots Filtering: Jira JQL extended with page properties and metadata | |||
Add fields to display | Yes | Key, Summary | The list of Jira fields to display. Use the widget just below the field to drag and reorganize the order of the columns in the level. The list of available fields is specific to the Jira instance the snapshot is connected to. The list includes custom fields configured for this instance.
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