For example, let's say project PROJ has versions A, B and C, and the following issues:
I'd like to create a query that returns only PROJ-2, because it is the only one that affects *only* version A.
I tried something like affectedVersion = A AND NOT affectedVersion != A, but that didn't have the desired effect.
Thanks
Hi @Ori Gabai - Welcome to Community! :)
Hmm.. I would say this should work
affectedVersion = A and affectedVersion not in (B, C)
Thanks, Mirek - and thank you for the welcome :)
Your suggestion does indeed work, but I think I wasn't descriptive enough in my question. I'm actually aiming for a... shall we say, scalable solution.
In other words, I'd like my query to retain its functionality even when new versions are added. That's why my initial thought was to try something like "affectedVersion = A AND NOT affectedVersion != A".
I should probably update the original question to reflect this.
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I am afraid we are facing this here:
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-25901
So unfortunately we would not get a perfect solution without for example using external addons that could include filter in filter.
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