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How can I filter tickets by fix version that has changed?

Bar Azgad August 28, 2023

Hey 
I'm a release manager and I'm trying to truck about the changes that the product doing in the current release. 

One of the issues is that I need to know which epic changed from v23.2 (release number) to v23.3 

Can I do it by JQL query? 

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Yuliia_Borivets__SaaSJet_
Atlassian Partner
August 28, 2023

Hi @Bar Azgad 

JQL works for history searches with fix version. You can try WAS or CHANGED operators.

Have you tried something like:

fixVersion changed FROM "v23.2" TO "v23.3"

https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/jql-operators/#Advancedsearching-operatorsreference-CHANGEDCHANGED

Bar Azgad August 29, 2023
fixVersion changed FROM "v23.2" 

This option works but when I'm adding To "23.3" it doesn't find any results and it should be ( I have a lot of tickets with this sequence) 

 Thank you! @Yuliia_Borivets__SaaSJet_ 

Yuliia_Borivets__SaaSJet_
Atlassian Partner
August 29, 2023

@Bar Azgad I don't know what the reason could be.

You can also try: fixVersion was "v23.2" And fixVersion ="v23.3"

Bar Azgad August 29, 2023

Thank you! I'll try it 

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Sreenivasaraju P
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August 28, 2023

Hi @Bar Azgad ,

You can try with below Query. 

issuetype = Epic and fixVersion was  v23.2  and fixVersion = v23.3 

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