How to write JQL queries in the macOS/iPadOS apps?

[Ben Sarrazin]

No matter what I do, JQL queries never work in the search field.

Is there a way to turn this on? or a different way to access it?

[Joseph Harvey · Accepted solution]

Ah, I worked it out - I need to use 'fixVersion = earliestUnreleasedVersions()' in the filter.

[Jacobo Gallango]

Just in case someone ends up here as I did, correct syntax is

'fixVersion = earliestUnreleasedVersion()'

I assume others will realize as I did that it refers to next (singular) after trying the suggested filter and failing, but just in case

[Stephen Lofgren]

I ended up using fixVersion  in earliestUnreleasedVersionByReleaseDate([project key]) because the syntax above seemed to return releases without release date

[Andrew Cranston]

In case anyone else gets this error from this solution: `Unable to find JQL function 'earliestUnreleasedVersions()'.` - there's a typo in the filter function shown above.

It should be 'earliestUnreleasedVersion()', not 'earliestUnreleasedVersions()'.

[Jagriti]

How can i write a script to get the list of issues in the next 3 upcoming fix versions , i want this to be dynamic and not hard coded ,it must automatically pick you the next three versions and display them with the associated issues

Thanks

[Jacoline Melis]

Yes, how can you achieve a dynamic quick filter for more than one upcoming fixVersions on a Kanban board?

[Breno Da Mata]

I have the same question as the two above. Is it possible?

And also, is there a documentation for methods used in the filter, like: `earliestUnreleasedVersion()` ?

[Breno Da Mata]

A workaround I found was to use `fixVersion is not EMPTY`