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Project filter not working

Peter Horner_nip5yi

Hi,

I'm trying to filter results based on a specific project, so have been using:

project = GCB

This was working until this afternoon when two tickets from completely random projects appeared in my filter and I cannot remove them from the results regardless of how I modify the filter.

Is there any method of making the "project" filter impossible to deviate from in a JIRA search?

Thanks.

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Inactive Stephen

Hi @Peter Horner

What are the project keys for the two other tickets? Do they mention GCB anywhere within the ticket?

The other tickets should not appear if you're searching via project key.

Ste

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Inactive Stephen

Hi @Peter Horner

What are the project keys for the two other tickets? Do they mention GCB anywhere within the ticket?

The other tickets should not appear if you're searching via project key.

Ste

Peter Horner_nip5yi

Hi @Inactive Stephen

The other two project keys are WHPAM and WHGI. I've now got a second WHPAM ticket displaying as well, making it three non-GCB project tickets appearing.

None of them mention GCB anywhere in the ticket. The only consistent values with the tickets I want are that they're in the date range I've specified.

The consistencies between the random tickets are that they're all referenced as "Prod_blocker"/"Prod_Blocker" and have either the same ID/label (4...). I tried to filter these out but to no avail.

I've tweaked the way I'd written the date range in a new filter:

project = GCB AND issuetype not in (Epic) AND (duedate = startOfWeek(6d) OR duedate = startOfWeek(7d) OR duedate = startOfWeek(8d)) ORDER BY duedate ASC

This seems to be working for now, but then the last filter was working perfectly until yesterday afternoon, so I assume if it pulled in non-project work before it is possible for it to do so again?

Thanks.

Inactive Stephen

Strange - and if you search for "project = WHPAM" do you get any other project tickets in that search?

Was the search just "project = GCB" or did you have any other parts to the query?

Ste

Muhammad Ramzan_Atlassian Certified Master_

did you recently changed the project key?

Peter Horner_nip5yi

The original search was:

project = GCB AND duedate = startOfWeek(8d) OR duedate = startOfWeek(7d) OR duedate = startOfWeek(6d) ORDER BY duedate DESC

That brings in work from other projects.

Tweaking the way I've written the dates seems to have solved it though (for now anyway), so I assume that was the cause.

I still would have thought that searching a specific project would only pull through results from that project though.

Thanks.

Peter Horner_nip5yi

Hi @Muhammad Ramzan_Atlassian Certified Master_

None of the project keys had been changed, as far as I'm aware anyway.

Thanks.

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