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JQL for deployment status?

Deleted user Feb 13, 2017

This question is in reference to Atlassian Documentation: Viewing the development information for an issue

I would like to filter tasks based on the deployment status (e.g deployed to production)

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Thomas Schlegel
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Feb 13, 2017

Hi Jason,

this is not possible. There's an open issue for that: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRA-42177 Maybe, you'd like to vote for the ticket.

Regards,

Thomas

Deleted user Feb 13, 2017

Thanks.

This seems to work now (currently I am using JIRA 8.13. You can filter for instance something like this:

Development[deployments].environment = "myEnvironment" and Development[deployments].deployed = "1"

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