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How can I bulk label all the issues that belong in a release?

Utsav Basak

I want to label all the issues in a particular release under a project. I know it'll be easy to click on the release name and see the issues it contains. But I cannot find an easy way to bulk assign a new label to all the issues contained within.

I want to know if there is a different way to do this?

Other thoughts: I tried filtering for issues in a particular release and then issuing a bulk action to change labels; but I cannot figure out how to filter for a particular release (for a particular project)

Accepted answers

Laurie Sciutti

Hi @Utsav Basak and welcome to the Community! To find issues in a release you can simply use the JQL fixVersion = <your release>

Then bulk update > Add to existing labels.

HTH

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Laurie Sciutti

Hi @Utsav Basak and welcome to the Community! To find issues in a release you can simply use the JQL fixVersion = <your release>

Then bulk update > Add to existing labels.

HTH

Himanshi_me2dvl

Hello @Utsav Basak ,

Welcome to community !

Reading your use case I am wondering whether you have explored this approach:

Post search issue based on release "desired" from Global issue search > click on three dot right hand side > Select "Bulk changes to all XX issues" then you get redirected to the Bulk operation screen select all the issue > then next> then select Edit issue > Then search " label" field and ensure to use add to existing then add the value of label that you wish to pit in values section > proceed with Next > done.

It should work like magic in a few minutes to update those issues with the specific label.

Please try and test it out and let us know if it caters for your use case.

Utsav Basak

It works. Exactly what I needed.

Utsav Basak

I used a JQL fixversion to find Issues related to the release. Then I used the bulk move as you suggested.

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