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Is there a way to query JIRA to get all versions that are due to be released on a certain date?

Anthony Galati1

I am doing research for our Release team. Is there a way to see all versions that are due to be released on a particular date? This is across multiple projects.

So if I have PROJECTA, PROJECTB, and PROJECTC

PROJECTA has version 1.3 that is to be released on 12/01/11

PROJECTA has version 1.3 that is to be released on 11/11/11

PROEJCTC has version 5.0 that is to be released on 12/01/11

I want to run a query that gives me all projects, with the version, that is due to be released on 12/01/11

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Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]

JQL Tricks Plugin has a method (releasedOn(date)) that helps you to get this list : https://studio.plugins.atlassian.com/wiki/display/JQLT/Versions+Functions

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Deepak Bhatia

Try using advanced searching using JQL...

Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]

JQL Tricks Plugin has a method (releasedOn(date)) that helps you to get this list : https://studio.plugins.atlassian.com/wiki/display/JQLT/Versions+Functions

Anthony Galati1

I appreciate it, I was looking to do it just from JQL or searching.

Anthony Galati1

I haven tried but haven't found a viable solution

Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]

It is JQL, btw Looks like you already nailed it with something else.

Ian D

Hi, i faced this too and found the way necessarry to include the date in the fixVersion (release) name in Jira, e.g, based on the example you provide:

"PROJECTA 1.3 (12/01/11)"

"PROJECTA 1.3 (11/11/11)"

"PROJECTC 5.0 (12/01/11)"

This way you see everything you need to know at a glance and no ambiguities

This is probably only relevant for large enterprise/multi-project instances of jira. It also helps reduce risk of jira-users accidentally assigning issues to an incorrect version (e.g. that "1.3" version in your example), and more easily spotting wrong release assignments if it does happen.

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