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Filter Syntax

You can create filters using the below syntax to limit cards shown.

GitKraken Boards

Parameters Available

foo - Will match cards containing the string foo in their name.

foo bar - Will match cards containing both the strings foo and bar, in any order, in their name.

"foo bar" - Will match the cards containing the string foo bar in their name.

assignee:keanu / @keanu - Will match cards assigned to the user keanu.

column:done - Will match cards that are in a column named Done.

Note: The column parameter is only available inside of the GitKraken Git GUI. It is not available inside of GitKraken Boards.

desc:foo / description:foo - Will match cards containing the string foo in their description. Spaces are supported by using quotes. For example desc:"foo bar".

issue:5 - Will match the card whose GitHub Issue # is 5 on a synced board.

label:feature / #feature - Will match cards that have the Feature label.

milestone:v1 / $v1 - Will match cards that have the v1 milestone.

5/GLO-5 - Will match cards whose card number is 5, or if 5 is in their name.

has:RESOURCE / ?RESOURCE - Will match cards that have at least 1 of the specified resource. The supported values for RESOURCE are:

  • assignee(s)
  • attachment(s)
  • comment(s)
  • desc(ription)
  • duedate
  • label(s)
  • milestone
  • reaction(s)
  • task(s)

Dates

Date fields on a card can be tested in various forms using the due/duedate/created/createddate tokens. The supported forms are:

  • due:2020-12-31 - The filter will also attempt to support the user's local format.
  • due:(today|tomorrow|yesterday)
  • due:(this|next|last|prev)(week|month|year)
  • due:(next|last|prev)X(days|weeks|months|years) where X is a number.

You can also add before/after/</<=/>/>= at the start of the target to match date before/after the target.

Examples:

  • due:<2020-12-31
  • due:after:nextweek.

While queries like due:next2weeks create a relative-to-today range, you can create a custom range by coming the before and after modifiers.

Example:

  • due:after:2020-01-01 due:before:2020-01-31.

OR Conditions

The tokens has, assignee, column, desc, issue, label, and milestone (as well as any of their special character versions) support OR conditions if provided with comma separated values.

Examples:

  • label:Bug,Feature will match cards that have either the label Bug or Feature.
  • column:"To Do","In Progress" will match cards that are in either the To Do or In Progress columns.

Excluding Results

Adding a - to the front of any of the above will cause cards matching that query to be excluded from results.

Examples:

  • -foo: Will match cards that do not contain the string foo in their name.
  • -has:assignee: Will match cards that do not have an assignee.
  • -@keanu: Will match cards that are not assigned to the user keanu.
  • -label:Bug,Feature: will match cards that do not have either the BUG or Feature label. This is effectively the same as using -label:Bug -label:Feature.

Combining Parameters

All of the above can be used in any combination. Cards will be matched if they meet all of the parameters in the query.

Example:

  • foo -bar #feature -has:assignee

Jira Server and Jira Cloud

Jira's documentation can be referenced for creating a filter within GitKraken.