The Git Integration for Jira app has added JQL operators and fields to query Jira using JQL and git context via the Jira search.
Enable/disable JQL search feature
Go to 
Jira Administration ➜ Applications ➜ General settings.
This general setting allows administrators to enable/disable the JQL functions within the Git Integration for Jira app.
JQL field syntax
The Jira JQL has been extended as follows:
| Criteria Name | JQL Field Syntax | Description | Search Result Value Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Git Commits Referenced | gitCommitsReferenced is not emptygitCommitsReferenced is empty |
True for all issues referenced by a git commit True for all issues not referenced by a git commit |
True or “” (empty string) |
| Git Branch | gitBranch in (Version-5.2, Version-5.3) |
True for all issues referenced by a git commit in branch Version-5.2 and branch Version-5.3 | Version-5.2, Version-5.3 |
Examples:
gitBranch in (master) AND resolution = Unresolved
gitCommitsReferenced is not empty AND resolution = Unresolved
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VERSION 4.28+ VERSION 5.1+
The The resulting set in the response to the user’s request has not changed. The only difference is that, before, the project filter is applied only after the filter. Now, it is applied inside the filter as well. See the JQL query with the project filter together with the |
Exporting JQL search results
You can save the JQL search results to CSV, HTML, XML or Word via Export.
