Hello there,
I am completely new in Jira and would kindly ask you to help me translate this query or help me point to directions where I can translate it myself.
project in ("TESTPROJECT") AND status in ("In testing") AND fixVersion > latestReleasedVersion() OR project = "TESTPROJECT" AND status in ("In Progress") ORDER BY key ASC
Thank you very much!
What you have posted in a JQL filter query. What do you want to translate this to?
Hi Lenin, maybe I haven't posted my question correctly. It's part of a test that I am working on and the questions in tests are:
Will results of this query show unfinished tasks for developers? Why?
Are we going to see bugs that were fixed in initial version? Why?
So basically I am trying to get information on how to answer these two question.
I hope this helped?
Thank you
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> Will results of this query show unfinished tasks for developers? Why?
Yes, based on the query, it looks like it will filter for unfinished tasks
> Are we going to see bugs that were fixed in initial version? Why?
I think this depends on the status that you use for your workflow in your team
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Thank you Lenin,
I about the same answer for the first question.
Now for the second one, can you maybe help me out by giving me few links where I could learn more about your answer?
Thank you, I really appreciate your time to help me out :)
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You may need to talk to your Jira admin or the developers in your team.
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