The query syntax follows what is possible on GitHub and issuesof.net:

• Arguments are implicitly combined using a logical and
• You can also combine them using OR
• You can negate them by prefixing them with NOT or -
• You can use parenthesis for grouping

Below are a list of all the supported query operators. Where appropriate, you can modify them usin range operators, such as:

priority:<=2
priority:>1
priority:1..2

Work Items

• area:<value>
• assignee:<value>
• author:<value>
• cost:<value>
• created:<value>
• is:bottomup
• is:closed
• is:committed
• is:completed
• is:cut
• is:epic
• is:inprogress
• is:open
• is:private
• is:proposed
• is:task
• is:theme
• is:userstory
• label:<value>
• milestone:<value>
• no:assignee
• no:cost
• no:milestone
• no:priority
• org:<value>
• priority:<value>
• product:<value>
• repo:<value>
• state:closed
• state:committed
• state:completed
• state:cut
• state:inprogress
• state:open
• state:proposed
• team:<value>
• type:epic
• type:task
• type:theme
• type:userstory

Validation

• assignee:<value>
• code:<value>