JQL Functions

This page describes functions used for advanced searching within Jira. A function in JQL, which stands for Jira Query Language (not to be confused with Java Query Language), appears as a word followed by parentheses, which may contain one or more explicit values or Jira fields.

Warning

The functions described below are only applicable if Zephyr Scale is installed.

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Available JQL Functions

  • hasTestCoverage() - Search for issues that are covered by test cases.

    Syntax

    hasTestCoverage()

    Supported fields

    Issue

    Supported operators

    IN, NOT IN

    Examples

    project = MGS and issue in hasTestCoverage()

  • coveredBy() - Search for issues that are covered by test cases that have a specified testCaseKey.

    Syntax

    coveredBy([testCaseKey1], [testCaseKey2], [testCaseKeyN])hasTestCoverage()

    Supported fields

    Issue

    Supported operators

    IN, NOT IN

    Examples

    project = MGS and issue in coveredBy("MGS-T1")project = MGS and issue in hasTestCoverage()

  • coveredByTestCasesHavingField() - Search for issues covered by test cases that match the specified fields and values. Custom fields are supported.

    Syntax

    coveredByTestCasesHavingField([field], [value1], [value2], [valueN])coveredBy([testCaseKey1], [testCaseKey2], [testCaseKeyN])hasTestCoverage()

    Supported fields

    Issue

    Supported operators

    IN, NOT IN

    Examples

    project = MGS and issue in coveredByTestCasesHavingField("status", "Draft")

    project = MGS and issue in coveredByTestCasesHavingField("status", "Draft", "Approved")

    project = MGS and issue in coveredByTestCasesHavingField("projectKey", "MGS")

    project = MGS and issue in coveredByTestCasesHavingField("name", "Test case 1")

    project = MGS and issue in coveredByTestCasesHavingField("priority", "High")

    project = MGS and issue in coveredByTestCasesHavingField("component", "Turbopump")

    project = MGS and issue in coveredByTestCasesHavingField("folder", "/Orbiter/Cargo bay")

    project = MGS and issue in coveredByTestCasesHavingField("estimatedTime", "03:00")

    project = MGS and issue in coveredByTestCasesHavingField("labels", "Smoke")

    project = MGS and issue in coveredByTestCasesHavingField("owner", "vpelizza")

    project = MGS and issue in coveredByTestCasesHavingField("Some Custom Field", "Some Value")

  • hasTestResult() - Search for issues covered by test cases linked with a test result.

    Syntax

    hasAllLastTestResults([testResultStatus1], [testResultStatusN])

    Supported fields

    Issue

    Supported operators

    IN, NOT IN

    Examples

    project = MGS and issue in hasAllLastTestResults("Pass")

  • hasAllLastTestResults() - Search for issues covered by test cases that match the specified last test result statuses.

    Syntax

    hasAllLastTestResults([testResultStatus1], [testResultStatusN])

    Supported fields

    Issue

    Supported operators

    IN, NOT IN

    Examples

    project = MGS and issue in hasAllLastTestResults("Pass")

  • hasAnyLastTestResults() - Search for issues covered by test cases that match any of the specified last test-result statuses.

    Syntax

    hasAnyLastTestResults([testResultStatus1], [testResultStatusN])

    Supported fields

    Issue

    Supported operators

    IN, NOT IN

    Examples

    project = MGS and issue in hasAnyLastTestResults("Pass")

  • impactsTestResult() - Search for issues that impact test results.

    Syntax

    impactsTestResult()

    Supported fields

    Issue

    Supported operators

    IN, NOT IN

    Examples

    project = MGS AND issue in impactsTestResult()

  • hasLinkedTestCycle() - Search for issues linked with a test cycle.

    Syntax

    hasLinkedTestCycle()

    Supported fields

    Issue

    Supported operators

    IN, NOT IN

    Examples

    project = MGS and issue in hasLinkedTestCycle()

  • hasAllLinkedTestCyclesWithAllLastTestExecutionResults() - Search for issues linked with a test cycle with test cases that match the specified last test-result statuses.

    Syntax

    hasAllLinkedTestCyclesWithAllLastTestExecutionResults([testResultStatus1], [testResultStatusN])

    Supported fields

    Issue

    Supported operators

    IN, NOT IN

    Examples

    project = MGS and issue in hasAllLinkedTestCyclesWithAllLastTestExecutionResults("Pass")

  • hasAnyLinkedTestCycleWithAnyLastTestExecutionResult() - Search for issues that are linked with a test cycle that has test cases that match any of the specified last test-result statuses.

    Syntax

    hasAnyLinkedTestCycleWithAnyLastTestExecutionResult([testResultStatus1], [testResultsStatusN])

    Supported fields

    Issue

    Supported operators

    IN, NOT IN

    Examples

    project = MGS and issue in hasAnyLinkedTestCycleWithAnyLastTestExecutionResult("Pass")

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