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‘Fix Version’ on an Initiative is the same as the ‘Fix Version’ on all its attached Epics

Chris Waller

Good Afternoon All,

As you can see from the question I am trying to find out if it is possible to check the fix version on an initiative and compare it to the fix version on all its attached epics. I have tried something like this, this morning, but obviously it didn't work. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

TIA

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John Funk

Hi Chris,

Can you share what you have tried? There was nothing attached to the question.

Chris Waller

John,

I created a filter as below. The fields I have displayed are as follows:-

Key T Epic Name Fix Version Parent Link Reporter Status Category Fix Version

project = "Payment" AND issuetype = Epic AND "Parent Link" is not EMPTY AND fixVersion is EMPTY AND StatusCategory != Done ORDER BY reporter, key

What I am trying to do is find where the fix version of the Epic is different to the fix version of the Initiative. Being relatively new to JIR the filter might look a bit messy to some, however, it does work with the exception of the initiative fix version.

Chris Waller

John,

I presume what I am trying to do is impossible or your no able to help. That's OK and no shame in that, however, are there other resources within the Atlassian Community that could provide an answer?

TIA

John Funk

Hi Chris - so sorry, I was out for a week.

So you are getting rows back for the query but the fixVersion column has values? Is that the problem?

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