On the fourth exerciseIn this exercise, you'll learn how to export comments inside of JQL Queries. This is called a nested iteration.
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You are going to do an iteration of JQLIssuesCount, and, inside it, another iteration with comments that it is going to print the comments of all JQLIssues that satisfy the clause.
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Using the clause, you can sort the order of your issues. On my In this example, I have it is order by Key ASC (ascendant). |
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If an issue has no comments, it's normal that there won't be comments then no comments will be printed on that issue. |
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In this case, we have used an iteration comments to populate inside of JQLIssues, but you can populate with other iterations. The process is the same that we have explained as above. These iterations are a small subset of all iterations available. You can see them all here. |
Below there is a sample of how the mappings will be displayed in an Excel template:
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- A static section iteration
- Headings
- Text styling
Below there Below is a sample of how the generated file will be populated:
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