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How to add a filter based on Fix Versions?

Joao Borges_ch4uwn

Hi there,

I am trying to add a filter based on a fixversion "5/1/2020 RELEASE" given to some of our current tickets.

I already tried the following :

version = "5/1/2020 RELEASE"

and :

fixversion = "5/1/2020 RELEASE"

But I am getting the following message : That it does not exist.

Maybe order by status as well ?

Thanks

Accepted answers

Joao Borges_ch4uwn

It turned out to be a typo - fixversion = "5/1/2020 RELEASE" this works

John Funk

Hi Joao,

I tried the following on my instance and it executed with no problem:

fixVersion = "November 11, 2019 Release"

Maybe it is the / mark in your release name. See if you can modify the release name and then run again.

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Joao Borges_ch4uwn

It turned out to be a typo - fixversion = "5/1/2020 RELEASE" this works

John Funk

Hi Joao,

I tried the following on my instance and it executed with no problem:

fixVersion = "November 11, 2019 Release"

Maybe it is the / mark in your release name. See if you can modify the release name and then run again.

Joao Borges_ch4uwn

I t was a typo - i posted an answer as well . Thanks once again @John Funk

Mohamed Benziane

hello @Joao Borges

the jql fixVersion = "my fix version" works fine.

Can you check that this version exist in your project. When you make a search this field have autocompletion, you can use it to make sure that you're selecting the good version.

John Funk

Okay - thanks for letting us know. :-)

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