A JSON will be returned containing the duplicate issues from the DEMO project which can easily be processed for further usage in the application we are building. There can be situations when we are building an application and it needs to be linked with our JIRA functionalities and project statuses. In this type of search, we can search by using complex search queries with the help of a user-friendly interface without actually knowing the JIRA Query Language. The user should consider the following points while performing any advanced search.
When an object is committed,
JaVers makes a Snapshot of its state and persists it. Under the hood, JaVers reuses Snapshots and creates a new one, only when a given object is changed
(i.e., is changed compared to the last persisted Snapshot). It allows you to save a significant amount of repository space. Snapshot (see CdoSnapshot.java)
is the historical state of a domain object captured as the property-value map. Read more about Shadow query scopes, profiling, and runtime statistics in
the Javers.findShadows()
javadoc. Shadow reconstruction comes with one limitation — the query scope.
Basic JQL Search
After clicking Insert Function the Insert Functions and Users window opens. Select a function from the list to be presented with a form you can fill in to generate valid JQL for that function. We have provided an Insert Function button to help new users generate the correct JQL for their query. Text-searching features can also what are JQL queries and how to use them be used along with the CONTAIN operator when performing searches on Summary, Description, Environment, Comments, etc. Jira is a widely used tool across many industries, addresses many use cases, and is not limited to… This query will find all issues that contain the phrase “error message” in the summary or description.
To the left of the statement, you’ll find either a green checkmark if your JQL is valid, or a red X if it is not. In addition, the Advanced Search Issues screen will provide useful error messages to guide you while debugging your statement.
Skip filter
Instead of drop-down lists of categories and checkmarks, advanced searches require text queries. This method provides much more customizability in defining the search parameters. To filter the list, use checkmarks from various Jira fields, such as project, type, status, or assignee.
And if you have a set of queries you use regularly, BigPicture allows you to use them as pre-made filters. That way, finding exactly what you’re looking for takes even less time. Naturally, the level of complexity of the query is up to you. In the image below, the search focuses on open bugs that have been marked as high-priority. And to put a cherry on top, it is narrowed down even further to report data from one team. A task report is the most popular reporting type in BigPicture.
Querying for any object changes by class
Input elements that are not arrays are forwarded into the output collection without modification. The difference in signature means that reducer function implementations can not be used interchangeably between groupByUser() and groupBy()/reduce(). Built-in reducers, however, can be used in both contexts. Filter the collection by calling the provided function on each of its elements. Alternatively, and more efficiently, you can pass multiple events as a list in a params object using _.map. Query parameters allow you to write more flexible and reusable queries.
- The filtering is performed via an easy to use graphical user interface consisting of drop-downs and input fields.
- Data is one of the most valuable resources in the world right now, but the way it is stored and accessed can impact its efficiency and usability.
- The return value of main() must be a sequence of zero or more transformations applied to a collection of events, user records or joined records.
- It allows users to create custom queries to search for specific issues based on a wide range of criteria, including issue type, status, priority, assignee, and more.
- For example, the code below computes what events users typically perform after a “login” event.
Mixpanel.to_number() is commonly used when executing numeric aggregations over a collection of mixed non-numeric data. When unable to interpret input as a number, return undefined. Sort the input collection by the provided sort key – either property name or a function.
