Introduction
This post function allows you to delete related issues with or without enforcing delete issues the "Delete issue" permission check. This For example, this post function can be used for example in the following scenarios:
- Delete duplicated issues when they're not required anymore
- Delete completed technical tasks when an issue is presented to a customer
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| Version compatibility | 6.0.1 - Latest | ||||||
| Supported | Yes | ||||||
| Introduced in version | 1.0.0 | ||||||
Post function parameters
Post This post function takes the following parameters:
- Issue relation and JQL - described at the bottom of the page.
- Permission - allows to enforce the "Delete issue" permission check. If not ticked, every user can delete issues (use is wiselyit wisely!).
- Issue Delete Limit - the maximum number of issues to be deleted. If JQL returns more than this value, only first issues will be deleted until the limit is reached.
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