If I write a query that includes:
labels in (internal) and priority = P0 and issueType = Bug and fixVersion = "Captain America" and status not in (Done, Closed) ORDER BY createdDate asc
I get a result of 9 bugs.
If I remove labels in (internal):
priority = P0 and issueType = Bug and fixVersion = "Captain America" and status not in (Done, Closed) ORDER BY createdDate asc
I get a result of 14 bugs.
If I try to get a list of the 5 bugs, by writing a query labels not in (internal):
labels not in (internal) and priority = P0 and issueType = Bug and fixVersion = "Captain America" and status not in (Done, Closed) ORDER BY createdDate asc
I get a result of 1 items, where I would expect to see the 5 results that were not labeled internal.
In checking to see if I was doing something wrong I wrote this query:
labels != internal and priority = P0 and fixVersion = "Captain America" and and issuetype = Bug and status not in (Done, Closed) ORDER BY createdDate asc
This time I get a list of 1 item, again where I would expect to see 5 external bugs.
Can someone tell me if I am formatting wrong, or if I am seeing a bug in the results returned by the query?
