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search project in JIRA v6.4.5

Jeanne Howe

Since upgrading to JIRA v6.4.5 searching for a project no longer works.

From the Project dropdown menu, select View All Projects

From the project list view, begin typing in the search box.

The search picks up the first letter you type, but nothing after the first letter. We have tried re-starting and re-indexing (a full locked re-index) and we are still unable to search projects.

Accepted answers

Jeanne Howe

We were able to resolve this issue by ensuring all projects had a Project Lead. For some reason, a null value in this field prevented the search. Once we added a Project Lead to all projects that did not have one assigned, search began functioning as expected.

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Matheus Fernandes

I have just tested it locally on JIRA 6.4.5 but it worked without any issues.

Try using the Refresh Client Resources link on the Look and Feel page and see if it helps!

Jeanne Howe

Matheus, Thank you for the response and the suggestion. Unfortunately, refreshing the client resources did not change the situation.

Patrick Slattery

I'm seeing similar behavior in instances that were recently upgraded to v6.4.7. In our case not even the first letter typed is searched against.

Re-indexing did not resolve the issue.

petry

Can you please check the following and let us know the results?

- Is this happening to all users?
- Can you replicate this in different browsers?
- In case you are using SSL or proxy, does this problem occurs by-passing it (accessing using http://<IP_ADDRESS>:<PORT>)?
- Check if by running the safe mode, the problem still occurs. By doing this, we can be sure if the problem is plugin-related or not. If everything works properly on safe mode, try to enable one by one to see which one is the culprit.

Cheers,
Andre

Javier Molina

Hi there,

Same issue here using JIRA 6.4.7

using http direct access in an SSL configured instance probed to be pointless as I won't even get pass authentication.

Not everything is lost though, here below is the error I get in Chrome console when typing text while No category or all projects is already selected.

Indeed after I left text in the text box and use the No Category or All Projects link the error is like in the second part of the screenshot below.

Definitely something isolated to those two 'Categories'

Hopefully that will give you information to keep digging.

image2015-7-21 16:39:43.png

Forgot to add the error as text to make it Google friendly

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'toLowerCase' of null

image2015-7-21 16:39:43.png

Patrick Slattery

I get exactly the same messages in the Chrome console as Javier does.

In the FireFox console I get "TypeError: item.lead is null"

To answer the other questions:

- Is this happening to all users?

Yes

- Can you replicate this in different browsers?

Yes, I can replicate in both Chrome 43 and FireFox 39.

- In case you are using SSL or proxy, does this problem occurs by-passing it (accessing using http://<IP_ADDRESS>:<PORT>)?

There is no way around the reverse proxy. (There wouldn't be much point in having one if you could)

- Check if by running the safe mode, the problem still occurs. By doing this, we can be sure if the problem is plugin-related or not. If everything works properly on safe mode, try to enable one by one to see which one is the culprit.

Enabling safe mode for plugins makes no difference.

Jeanne Howe

Patrick Slattery

That's a good find!

I found two projects with no project lead and assigned the admin user to those projects, now search is working for all project categories except for the "All projects" category. It still does not work there...

Patrick Slattery

I found one more project which had a deleted user assigned as the Project Lead, once I fixed that I was able to search all projects.

Matheus Fernandes

Hi, guys.

This was reported as a bug on https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRA-43888

I'd advise you to add yourself as watchers to the bug report to receive any updates on it by email. The workaround is indeed to:

Workaround
Find all the projects with the same problem from JIRA Administration -> Projects
Go to their Administration Panel -> Roles -> update Project Lead to an Active User

Cheers,
Matheus

Jeanne Howe

Patrick, So glad this is working for you now!

Barnali Putatun1

Hi All,

I am facing the similar issue.

Project Search is not working within ALl projects, whereas it is working finr within Project category.

Also, there is no project without LEAD.

SELECT pname, pkey, lead from project WHERE lead NOT IN (SELECT user_name FROM cwd_user); -- no rows selected

I ttested in both Chrome & firefox, issue replicated.

I enabled plugin safe mode, still the issue persisted.

I also tried using the Refresh Client Resources link on the Look and Feel page, but it also did not help.

Can anyone give any pointer on how to troubleshoot this fuether.

Regards,
Barnali

Nabil Sayegh_wnvtcs

Use this query (or similar) to find projects with leads of actually deactivated directories:

SELECT p.pkey, p.lead, directory_id
FROM project p
JOIN cwd_user u ON (u.lower_user_name = lower(p.lead))
JOIN cwd_directory d ON (u.directory_id = d.ID)
WHERE d.active = 0

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