I have a custom taxonomy called ‘issues’ that has some properties (term_id, name, issue_year, etc). I want to get all the terms by year to display on a page. I need to get all terms of the taxonomy that share the same issue_year value.
I don’t believe a key value is an actual argument I can pass to get_terms(). Is there another way I can do this without looping through all the terms to see if the value matches?
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