Only add project filter in JQL if project is not '' (empty string)#386
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peterwwillis wants to merge 4 commits intoankitpokhrel:mainfrom
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Only add project filter in JQL if project is not '' (empty string)#386peterwwillis wants to merge 4 commits intoankitpokhrel:mainfrom
peterwwillis wants to merge 4 commits intoankitpokhrel:mainfrom
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@peterwwillis Thank you for the PR. While this works the solution doesn't seem that flexible. Eg: Doesn't allow us to filter by few specific projects. Closing in favor of #395 |
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This change enables you to use
jira issue ..commands - particularly, arbitrary JQL commands - without a project filter applied. Just pass an empty string for the project. Probably also works if you edit the config file to use an empty project name, but I haven't tried it.For example:
Above works for me to show me my current tickets across projects.