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key = 'IG-1'

The requirement with the exact key.

All requirements starting with 'IG-'.

text ~ '% something'

All requirements whose text ends with 'something'.

page = 467382

All requirements defined on the page with ID 467382 (Does not include dependencies)

All requirements that are on the page with ID 467382 (Includes dependencies)

All requirements on the page with title matching 'a title'. You can use the characters '?' for a single character wildcard and * for a multiple character wildcard. (Does not include dependencies).

The title search is based on CQL and is not exact. Meaning that we will return all pages that contain ‘a title’ in their page name, or something similar.

All requirements on the page with title starting with 'Partial title' (Includes dependencies)

@Category = 'Functional'

@Category\ With\ Space = 'Functional'

All requirements where the property 'Category' = 'Functional'. (Use \ if the property contains a space (here the property is 'Category With Space'

(@Category IS NULL) OR (@Prop = '')

All requirements where the property Category is null.

(@Category IS NOT NULL) AND (@Prop != '')

All requirements where the property Category is not null.

@Level = ‘First’

This will display all the first level titles requirements from a linear documents. The same thing works for ‘Last’, ‘Intermediate’, and ‘First and Last’.

@Section = ‘Parent requirement title’

The Section property will display children requirements of this title.

ext@Category = 'Functional'

All requirements where the external property 'Category' = 'Functional'.

All requirements where the external property 'Category' is defined.

All requirements where the external property 'Estimate' is greater than 10.

TO = 'REQ-001'

Requirements which reference REQ-001.

Requirements which are referenced by REQ-001.

Requirements which are referenced by any requirement starting with "REQ-".

Requirements which are "refined" by REQ-001.

The Linear Documents use only have one relationship name: Section. You can use them the same way as the other dependencies syntax.

variant = 1

All requirements with the variant id 1

All requirements with the variant name Current. Note: all spaces have a default variant called Current

All requirements with the variant name Current in the space ANOTHER

space = 'HOME'

All requirements in the space HOME. Note: cross space search is not yet available

rulestatus = true

Requirements which respect all the rules.

Requirements with a warning.

Requirements in error.

Requirements which don't suit

the rule. You have to put the exact name/label of the rule.

Requirements which are submitted to "my rule".

jira = 'key-1'

Requirements which are linked to Jira

issue with key = 'key-1'

Requirements which are linked to a Jira

issue.

Requirements which are link to

Jira issues with key = '

JIRA-

01' and relationship = 'relation'. Please note that the relationship will need to be in lower case.

from->ext@Cost > 1000

from→ext@Cost > 1000

Requirements that have at least one child requirement through any relationship where the external property 'Cost' is greater than 1000.

Requirements that have at least one parent requirement through the relationship 'relation1' where the external property 'Man days' is greater than 20.

Requirements that have at least one parent requirement through the relationship 'relation1', which itself has at least one child requirement through the relationship 'relation2' where the property 'Author' is equal to 'John'.

Requirements that have at least one child requirement through the relationship ‘relation1' where the key matches ‘BR-%’ and that have at least one child requirement through the relationship ‘relation2' where the property ‘Assignee’ is equal to ‘Jane’.

Requirements that have at least one child requirement through the relationship ‘relation1' where (the description matches ‘% something’ and which itself has at least one child requirement trough the relationship ‘relation2’ where the property @Delivered is equal to ‘true’).

AND, OR, NOT

Boolean operators

= '...'

== '...'

Strict equality.

~ '...%...'

like '...%...'

Soft equality. Use % in the string as a wildcard.

!=

Is different / is not

@...

Reference to a property of the requirement (if you've defined requirements in columns).

IS NOT NULL

To check if a field is filled (works for all entities, besides inline properties, please check the examples above.)

relation->…
relation→…

Search based on linked requirements.

key = ...

The key of the requirement. Keys are unique per space.

spaceKey = ...

The space key of the requirement (case sensitive).

status = ...

The status of the requirement (ACTIVE, DELETED, MOVED). Default: ACTIVE. There is generally no reason to use it, since those statuses are internal details about requirements. You would rather define your own property named "Status", and search them using @status = 'Approved' for example. Do not confuse "status" (our internal implementation detail) and "@status" (any user-defined property).

text = ...

The contents of the requirement (Does not include the properties).

page = ...

The ID of a page or a version where a requirement is defined.

link is not null / link is null

The requirements having links or not

jira = ...

A JIRA issue linked to the requirement.

jira@relationship = ...

A JIRA issue linked with a specific relationship.

@aproperty = ...

A property with name "aproperty".

ext@aproperty = ...

An external property with name "aproperty". Note: external properties are typed (string, float, integer, boolean...)

to@arelationship = ...

from@arelationship = ...

A dependency with the relationship "arelationship".

variant = ...

A variant for a requirement