Jira Issue

The vocabulary defined in Jira Model

Jira Issue

the key of <issue>

Type: string

The key field of an issue.

Example: AB-123

the summary of <issue>

Type: string

The summary field of an issue

the description of <issue>

Type: string

The description field of an issue

the type of <issue>

Type: string

The type field of an issue.

Typicial values are: Bug, Task, etc

the created date of <issue>

Type: date

The created date field of an issue

the due date of <issue>

Type: date

The due date field of an issue. The value may not be present.

the updated date of <issue>

Type: date

The updated date field of an issue. The value may not be present.

the resolution date of <issue>

Type: date

The resolution date field of an issue. The value may not be present.

the priority of <issue>

Type: string

The priority field of an issue. The value is a string representing the name of the priority object. Typicial values are: Medium, High, etc

the status of <issue>

Type: string

The status field of an issue. The value is a string representing the name of the status object. Typicial values are: To Do, Done, etc

the resolution of <issue>

Type: string

The resolution field of an issue. The value is a string representing the name of the resolution object. Typicial values are: Fixed, Done, etc

the vote number of <issue>

Type: number

The votes field of an issue.

the watch number of <issue>

Type: number

The watches field of an issue.

the original estimate of <issue>

Type: number

The original estimate field of an issue. The time unit is second.

the remaining estimate of <issue>

Type: number

The estimate field of an issue. The time unit is second.

the time spent of <issue>

Type: number

The time spent field of the issue. The time unit is second.

the affected versions of <issue>

Type: string

The affected versions field of an issue. The value is the version strings separated by comma.

the fix versions of <issue>

Type: string

The fix versions field of an issue. The value is the version strings separated by comma.

the labels of <issue>

Type: string

The labels field of an issue. The value is the label strings separated by comma.

the components of <issue>

Type: string

The components field of an issue. The value is the component strings separated by comma.

the assignee

Type: string

The assignee of the current issue. The value may not be present.

the assignee of <issue>

Type: string

The assignee of the current issue. The value may not be present.

the creator

Type: user

The creator field of the current issue.

the creator of <issue>

Type: user

The creator field of an issue.

the reporter

Type: user

The reporter field of the current issue.

the reporter of <issue>

Type: user

The reporter field of an issue.

Predicate

all of the subtasks match ( <predicate> )

Type: boolean

Return true if all subtasks match the specified condition. An implicit variable called “this subtask“ is available in the predicate expression.

any of the subtasks match ( <predicate> )

Type: boolean

Return true if any subtask matches the specified condition. An implicit variable called “this subtask“ is available in the predicate expression.

none of the subtasks match ( <predicate> )

Type: boolean

Return false if no subtask matches the specified condition. An implicit variable called “this subtask“ is available in the predicate expression.

all of the issues linked with <string> match ( <predicate> )

Type: boolean

Return true if all linked issues match the specified condition. An implicit variable called “this linked issue“ is available in the predicate expression.

any of the issues linked with <string> match ( <predicate> )

Type: boolean

Return true if any linked issue matches the specified condition. An implicit variable called “this linked issue“ is available in the predicate expression.

none of the issues linked with <string> match ( <predicate> )

Type: boolean

Return false if no linked issue matches the specified condition. An implicit variable called “this linked issue“ is available in the predicate expression.

Custom Field

CF[field name or id]

Type: string

Get the string representation of the custom field value. If there are multiple fields with the name, the first one will be returned.

CF_NUMBER[field name or id]

Type: number

Get the number representation of the custom field value. If there are multiple fields with the name, the first one will be returned.

CF_DATE[field name or id]

Type: date

Get the date representation of the custom field value. If there are multiple fields with the name, the first one will be returned.

Last modified January 15, 2020