I think the answer is no:
Default value
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Good day, Ahmet!
I am not quite sure if you are doing this for reporting purposes (and you want to run it manually) or automation purposes, but I just want to share that our JQL has an operator to check if Fix Version was changed:
- Advanced searching - operators reference - Atlassian Documentation - CHANGED
This operator can be used with the Fix Version field, and is used to find issues that have a value that had changed for the specified field.
Hopefully this could be of some help for you :)
Cheers,
Ezra ARA | Atlassian Cloud
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@EzraARA : Hi Ezra, what about affected Version for JIRA Server 8.3 and higher ?
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I am trying to do the same as suggested by you for fixversion but I am not seeing any data. JQL below
fixVersion changed FROM "Version1" TO "Version2" order by created DESC
We are on Jira Cloud
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Thanks!
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Were you able to solve the above issue? What is the correct query to check if the fix version is changed from one value to another?
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Hello,
Is a post function or validator? If it is a post function, then it must be first in the list of post functions
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is it like this? it does not work.
def changeHistoryManager = ComponentAccessor.getChangeHistoryManager()
def changeItems = changeHistoryManager.getChangeHistories(issue)
if (changeItems) {
def changeItem = changeItems.last().getIssue().fixVersions[0]?.name
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What does not work? Do you want to get a value from the history? Try to log the changeItems and see what is in the varaible
log.error("change items: " + changeItems.toString())
You can see the output in the atlassian-jira.log file
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