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Can I change the label of the fields fixVersion and affectedVersion in advanced filter?

Vicky Noguero Planas
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May 26, 2015

I changed the labels "affected version" and "fix version" for another names. These changes allows us to filter for this new name in the basic filter, but the problem is that I can't use this new name in for the advanced filter. In this case I have to use the original labels, fact that causes confusion for the user.

There are any whay to fix it?

 

Thanks

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Vicky Noguero Planas
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May 26, 2015

Yes, I'm able to search for labels using advanced filter. My problem is that the label affectedversion in basic filter is "Version PaP" (I changed the label name) but in advanced filter I can't filter with this new name. I have to filter using the default name for affectedversion. Do you know where can I change the name of affected version to be able to filter in the advance filter with this new name for affectedversion("Version PaP")?

Thanks.

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May 26, 2015

What is your JQL? You should be able to search for labels using the advanced filter.

Some examples:

labels = affectedversion

labels in (affectedversion, fixversion)