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Referencing version assigned in JIRA Agile Board in basic JIRA queries

Christopher Bandte

Hello,

in a JIRA Agile Board we assign stories to versions (leftmost panel). Now we'd like to reference these assignments in basic JIRA queries (i.e., displaying as column in result view and filtering according to version assignments). How can this be achieved?

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Christopher Bandte

Hello,

I checked again today - and now it works! I could use a filter like '... AND fixVersion = "<name of version>" ...' or '... AND fixVersion = <ID of version> ...' and it provided the expected amount of Stories as result set.

Don't know why it didn't work yesterday ...

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Peter Van de Voorde

Hi Christopher,

If I'm correct JIRA Agile uses the Fix Versions field for it's versions.

This is a standard JIRA field so you should find this without problems in JQL.

Best Regards,

Peter

Christopher Bandte

Hi Peter,

thanks; I just checked for a few Stories which are assigned to a version via Board, but no value found in Fixed Version/s (and also not in Affected Version/s) field ...

Hope I'm not doing something wrong?

Peter Van de Voorde

Hi Christopher,

Thart's wierd, the documentation says you should look at the Fix Version Field :

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/AGILE/Planning+a+Version

I'll check it later on my own Jira instance.

Best regards,

Pete

Christopher Bandte

I just checked in a query - I could use fixVersion for filtering, and also thw available versions were offered when typing the query string, but then the query itself showed no results - as if fixVersion wasn't set for any of the Stories.

Christopher Bandte

Hi,

I've just another update: The attribute Fix Version/s was configured as being hidden; no we've made it visible again, and the values are displayed in the result list of a JIRA query again.

Nevertheless, we've still issues to find the correct syntax in JQL to select all Stories assigned to a certain version. A term like
... AND fixVersion = "<name of the version>" ... or
... AND fixVersion in ("<name of the version>") ...
does not provide all expected Stories in the result set.

Maybe someone has an idea how such a filter has to look like?

Christopher Bandte

Hello,

Don't know why it didn't work yesterday ...

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