Terminal clause [P*] resolves to too many literals

Question

Hi, I am having an issue with the JQL:

Scenario: I want to search all related with Pig - P1.0, P2.0, P3.0 ..... - and Tall - TR1.0, TR2.0, TR3.0 ... - release

```

(fixVersion ~ "TR*" OR affectedVersion ~ "TR*" OR fixVersion ~ "P*" OR affectedVersion ~ "P*") AND (labels not in ("tall/release", "pig/release") or labels is EMPTY ) ORDER BY key ASC

```

It works with TR*, but P*. The error returns: Terminal clause [P*] resolves to too many literals which means TR* works, but P*. For now, I do workaround with:

```

(fixVersion ~ "TR*" OR affectedVersion ~ "TR*" OR fixVersion ~ "P1*.*" OR affectedVersion ~ "P1*.*") AND (labels not in ("tall/release", "pig/release") or labels is EMPTY ) ORDER BY key ASC

```

It only works with Pig version 1, not 2 or 3 ....

So can you please give me any advice? Thanks a lot!

Tien Phan_zqy6eb · Answer

this one is useful https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-22256. I see it is a feature, not a bug from Atlassian hehe

Tien Phan_zqy6eb · Answer

yes, it is. Do you have any solution for it?

Jacob Mack · Answer

I am having a similar problem with trying to use fuzzy searches on fixVersion.  I am assuming this is some limitation based on the fuzzy search and that we now have too many versions that match it.  I would like to know that for sure though.