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Does default Jira search support filtering fix version by wildcard?

Peter M_01485t

Right now, we are using the ScriptRunner Enhanced Search Jira add-on app to achieve wildcard search, but we would love to be able to do this with the default search so we don't need the add-on.

Example JQL code from the Scriptrunner app returns Release - 1.1.1, 1.1.2, etc.:

fixVersion in versionMatch("^Release - 1.1.")

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Bill Sheboy

Hi @Peter M -- Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

Have you tried the CONTAINS ~ operator with wildcards: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/jql-operators/#CONTAINS----

Perhaps like this:

fixVersion ~ "Release - 1.1.*"

Kind regards,
Bill

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Bill Sheboy

Hi @Peter M -- Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

Have you tried the CONTAINS ~ operator with wildcards: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/jql-operators/#CONTAINS----

Perhaps like this:

fixVersion ~ "Release - 1.1.*"

Kind regards,
Bill

Peter M_01485t

Hi Bill! This worked for me. Thank you so much for your help!

Alain BEAULIEU_9gqiic

Hi @Bill Sheboy . I use this extensively. However today I'm wondering if I can filter out issues from multiple versions in one go using wildcards. So I want to exclude issues having 9.34*, 9.35* and 9.36* in the Fix Versions field. Today I do this:

fixversion !~ "9.34*" AND fixversion !~ "9.35*" AND fixversion !~ "9.36*"

Then to combine them I tried many things which didn't work:

fixversion !~ ("9.34*", "9.35*", "9.36*")

fixversion !~ "(9.34*, 9.35*, 9.36*)"

Is there a way/syntax to do this?

Bill Sheboy

Hi @Alain BEAULIEU

First thing, as this is a very old thread I recommend creating a new question, perhaps including a link back to this one.

For your question: with the built-in features, you would need the separate checks to use the wildcards as I do not believe those work with the NOT IN operator: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/jql-operators/#NOT-IN

Kind regards,
Bill

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