This JQL function returns projects with specific properties containing a text value.
Syntax
projectsWhereTextProperty(propertyName, operator, value) #Output: Text list
Examples
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This example returns a list of projects where the project property country is equal to Spain, i.e. text {country=Spain} is present in the project's description. |
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This example returns a list of projects where the project property country matches the regular expression France|Germany, i.e. text {country=France} or {country=Germany} are present in the project description. |
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This example returns a list of projects where project property country is equal to spain, SPAIN, SpAiN, etc. |
Additional information
Parameters used in this function
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Description |
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text |
The name of a project property containing a text value. |
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TEXT |
A valid comparison operator. |
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text |
The text value used for searching or a regular expression in the case of the |
Output
This function returns a text list
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