When changing ownership of a filter, the filter project ID's become numbers.

Question

Just wondering if this was a known bug?    When changing ownership of a filter, the filter project ID's become numbers.

Original Filter:

project in (OSRCORP, OSRCRD, OSREID, OSRMFT, OSRGMD, OSROMNI, OSROOTCS, OSROTHER, OSRPIX, OSRQCA, OSRQCES, OSRQCL, OSRQCT, OSRQED, OSRQES, OSRQGOV, OSRQIP, OSRQIS, OSRQL, OSRQMT, OSRQRS, OSRQTIL, OSRQTL, OSRQUEST, OSRQUIC, OSRSNAP, OSRMTRAIN, OSRFIRE) AND issuetype in ("Advice & Counsel", "Code Review", "Non-QC Inquiry", "OS Contributions") AND status != Closed

Filter after ownership change:

project in (10701, 10700, 10715, 10720, 10805, 10704, 10716, 10705, 10723, 10722, 10706, 10717, 10714, 10718, 10710, 10801, 10711, 10712, 10713, 10804, 10702, 13801, 10724, 10719, 10721, 10707, 11001, 13500) AND issuetype in ("Advice & Counsel", "Code Review", "Non-QC Inquiry", "OS Contributions") AND status != Closed

DebraE · Answer

I have seen this happen with filters where ownership has changed, but have also seen it happen when that is not the case.  Has anyone submitted a bug to Atlassian?

Here is a related topic:

https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/38517182/saved-filter-jql-getting-modified-automatically-

Dave Marsico · Answer

Just encountered this as well.  Curious if there is anything that can be done to avoid this.