Is there a way using JQL in JIRA to search all projects?
Hi Mark, while you don't specificate a project in the search you will see results of all the projects you have permissions to see.
Yup, just leave out "project =/in"
Hello. thank you that is very helpfull. As a follow up i want to get a list of the latest released versions for all projects.
Thanks again
That's not really possible.
Jira's search finds issues. Not versions. So you can find issues with unreleased versions, but not the versions themselves. Two tricks though:
1. Use the advanced JQL search, and look for the "help" icon. Then look for JQL functions, and if you're on a later version of Jira, you'll find functions that can help you filter for released/unreleased
2. Once you've got a good filter for issues, try using it on a dashboard. The easy example is to put the filter through a "filter statistics" gadget, and select "version" as the grouping statistic. This will give you a bar chart listing versions and the number of issues in them. Which is close to what you need!
I use 'project is not empty' and that seems to work for me
Or just don't mention project at all in the query. As all issues belong to projects, your clause is totally redundant.
Can you please tell me the complete JQL for this, I tried doing project=/in AND status = "done" but I didn't get any results.
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