How do I find issues linked to OKR in JQL?

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Last updated: Dec 22, 2023 by Nikita Korotkov
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Supported operations:
There are three main operators that can give you the right result “~“, “is null“, and “is NOT null“.

Supported properties:

  1. OKRworkspaceKey – contains all the workspace keys of OKRs linked to a Jira issue.

  2. OKRworkspaceName – contains all the workspace names of OKRs linked to a Jira issue.

  3. OKRcycleTitle – contains all the cycle titles of OKRs linked to a Jira issue.

  4. OKRparentId – contains all the IDs of Objective or Key Results linked to a Jira issue.

  5. OKRparentLabel - contains all the Labels of Objective or Key Results linked to a Jira issue.

  6. OKRparentTitle – contains all the titles of Objective or Key Results linked to a Jira issue.

  7. OKRparentOwner – contains all the owners of all the Objectives or Key Results linked to a Jira issue.

  8. OKRparentGroup – contains all the groups of all the Objectives or Key Results linked to a Jira issue.

  9. OKRowner – contains all the owners of the LINK (check the picture below)

  10. OKRgroup – contains all the assigned groups for the LINK (check the picture below)

OKRowner/OKR group is populated based on the data from a Link.


Examples:
Find all Jira issues linked to OKRs in the workspace ”Test (TE)”

OKRWorkspaceKey ~ "TE" OKRWorkspaceName ~ "Test"

Find all Jira issues linked to OKRs in the workspace ”Test (TE)” and without the Owner of the parent OKR.

OKRWorkspaceKey ~ "TE" and OKRparentOwner is null