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Issues not found in a specific query, found in broader query... THEN appear in specific query

Mike Rathwell

I just had an odd occurrence on our JIRA 6.4.13 instance. I was asked why there was an issue that no JQL query would find so I had a look at it.

The search scenario that did not find it:

Project
Assignee
Resolution

I opened the issue that we knew was there and quickly did a JQL query that should definitively find it based on:

Project
Issue Type
Resolution

That one DID find it. The odd bit is that after THAT search, the issue showed up in the ORIGINAL query again as well as a couple of others that weren't showing up based on project, assignee, and resolution. Also, a dashboard with counts of these issues based on the original search criteria did not reflect the missing issues in the counts but did after my broader query.

NOTE that the queries were working for MOST issues; just not ALL the issues.

Is there a bug in 6.4.13 or other oddness that might cause this? Why would (apparently) the "tickle" of the broader search make them appear in the more restrictive search?

Enquiring minds want to know

Mike

Accepted answers

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

First instinct is that your index is damaged. Try re-indexing and repeating the tests.

All comments

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

First instinct is that your index is damaged. Try re-indexing and repeating the tests.

Mike Rathwell

After a few more like that, I did just that.... and the one query that kept missing them... all of a sudden had 4 more in the list.

The workflow for that project was before me and it is overly complex and fragile. On my list of "things to fix". That is... assuming of course, that a flaky workflow and linking plugin could do that kinda thing? Is one of those hacks where the workflow creates and links a bunch of subtasks just for multiple approvals on a single issue)

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

That would suggest a post-function is making updates without indexing the affected issues.

Mike Rathwell

Good call. I'll dig into that. Thanks Nic. As always, greatly appreciated

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