Users can create private tags that are only visible to them, so there is no query to get untagged issues, I'm afraid. However, you can use the `tag: -name_1, -name_2` query to get all issues that don't have particular tags.
You can add a tag like ‘tagged’ when you explicitly tag an issue. After that, you can search for all issues that don’t have this tag using the -tagName query. This can be automated with a workflow, which allows you to create scripts to automate tasks. If you're new to workflows, I recommend checking out this tutorial. To add the tag, you can use the addTag() method. You may also want to exclude the “Star” tag from the workflow logic, as it’s automatically added when you star an issue.
Hi!
Users can create private tags that are only visible to them, so there is no query to get untagged issues, I'm afraid. However, you can use the `tag: -name_1, -name_2` query to get all issues that don't have particular tags.
Boo! I also would like the ability to search for items that I have not tagged. Is there some sort of article that details a workaround?
Is it possible to apply a tag like “untagged” by default?
Hello,
You can add a tag like ‘tagged’ when you explicitly tag an issue. After that, you can search for all issues that don’t have this tag using the
-tagNamequery. This can be automated with a workflow, which allows you to create scripts to automate tasks. If you're new to workflows, I recommend checking out this tutorial. To add the tag, you can use the addTag() method. You may also want to exclude the “Star” tag from the workflow logic, as it’s automatically added when you star an issue.Let me know if you have any further questions!