Does the Release Hub screen display only user stories,or does it also include the Test Plans/Executi

[Lucia Mendivil Altadill]

I need to confirm the scope of the information visible on the Release Hub screen. Specifically, I want to validate whether, when filtering by a specific Fix Version, the system displays only the user stories included in that version or if it also shows the Test Plans and Test Executions linked to the same Fix Version.

I would also like to confirm whether there is an option to apply a filter by issue within the Release Hub view.

[Marc -Devoteam-]

Hi @Lucia Mendivil Altadill 

No your are to filter on issue/work type.

[Enric Font]

Dear @Lucia Mendivil Altadill 

When using Release Hub (Releases view) in Jira, the scope of information shown is driven strictly by the Fix Version field.

When you select or filter by a specific Fix Version, Jira displays only the issues that have that Fix Version explicitly assigned in their Fix Version/s field.

This typically includes Stories, Bugs, Tasks, or any other issue types configured in the project.

If Test Plans and Test Executions are issues and these issues have a value in the Fixed Version field, then it should be displayed

[Lucia Mendivil Altadill]

Could you please confirm whether there is an option to apply a filter by issue type within the Release Hub view, for example filtering only by Stories?

[Enric Font]

No there isn't . You can filter only by a specifyc Epic.

If you want to get stories within a version you should use the issue search filtering with:

project = <PROJECTKEY> AND fixVersion = <VERSIONNAME> AND issuetype = Story

[Lucia Mendivil Altadill]

Hi,

I believe we might be looking at different screens.

In the classic Releases → select version view, there is no filter by Epic. It only shows the full list of issues included in that version, as shown in the screenshot I attached.

Where exactly does the Epic filter you mentioned appear? Could you please confirm which type of project or view you are using?

For reference, we are on Jira Data Center 10.3.

Thanks.

[Enric Font]

My screenshot is of a Jira Cloud.

In Data center  you should use the issue search filtering with:

project = <PROJECTKEY> AND fixVersion = <VERSIONNAME> AND issuetype = Story