Hey all,
I'm attempting to create a filter that would show Epics (which in our Jira instance is used as the basic issue type for any task except bugs) from a specific project with specific components. I'm also looking for active Epics.
I've set up a JQL:
project = SP AND issuetype = Epic AND status != Archived AND status != Backlog AND status != closed AND status != done AND component =
When I begin typing a component name it provides a list of auto completed suggestions, however, this list is incomplete (does not contain all the components in our Jira instance. If I attempt to write the component manually the JQL fails.
Any ideas on why components are missing (while other are present).
Thanks
Hey and thanks for the reply.
The component has been used many times in many issues.
I have managed to make the JQL work by inserting the missing component manually with " ".
Other than that, it just seems to be a bug.
Thanks for the tip!
If you start building your query through the Basic Search, then Components are most likely been limited to the ones that exist in the previously selected project.
Please, mind that searching for a specific project and a component that had not been previously set on said project will never return any issues, as an issue cannot belong to a component that does not exist in the project it belongs to.
We see same as initial reporter, (using Chrome) in Test Execution search, from Basic specify project name and search and then MORE and component and we get the first 15 of about 37 components defined for the project; entering in the required component name here (it is 24th in the list of components) comes up empty and does not accept input but reverts back to ALL. We can then switch to advanced search and enter in: and component = "Receiving" and search finds them. (tried on other browsers, Firefox/edge, only those were worse).
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