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Command jiraq lists Jira issues matching the provided Jira query. Queries must be provided as a single quoted argument in JQL format, such as "project = EXAMPLE and status = Done".
Its usage is:
jiraq [ -u url ] query
The flags are:
-u url The URL pointing to the root of the JIRA REST API.
Examples ¶
Print an overview of all open tickets in the project "SRE":
jiraq -u https://company.example.net 'project = SRE and status != done'
Subsequent examples omit the "-u" flag for brevity. List all open tickets assigned to yourself in the project "SRE":
jiraq 'project = SRE and status != done and assignee = currentuser()'
Print issues updated since yesterday:
query='project = SRE and status != done and updated >= -24h' jiraexport `jiraq "$query" | awk '{print $1}'`
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