Hi @Joju S,
You can use a JQL query to create a filter returning all issues in a release.
Example: fixVersion = 0.0.0.0
Then, you can use your query in a dashboard or board to have additional views of the same data.
Is that what you mean?
Hope that helps,
Rachel Wright
How do I execute this query? I cannot find an option on our screens.
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the details depend on your version of Jira and associated UI (new or old). But basically as follows:
Issues > Search for Issues > Advanced
project = xxx and fixVersion = x.y.z
If the Fix Version spans projects then you can omit the project or include all projects.
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The easiest way is to mark the Epics with the appropriate release information. If you can't do that, you will need a plugin like JQL Tricks to find Epics based on the release information on stories/tasks.
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