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Scriptrunner versionMatch function with regular expression for multiple matches

Christian Körner
Christian Körner Apr 19, 2017

I am trying to query all issues that are contained in all 5er and 6er versions of our product by using the versionMatch function supplied by Scriptrunner.

However the following regular expression does not work.

affectedVersion in versionMatch("(^6.*)|(^5.*)")

It returns more versions than just the two provided versions.

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Thomas Schlegel
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Apr 19, 2017

Hi Christian,

your JQL works fine in my Jira. Could you please give us an example of the false version name? 

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Christian Körner
Christian Körner Apr 20, 2017

my mistake, i forgot to escape the dots. Thanks, anyway!

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Apr 20, 2017

you're welcome :-)

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