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Hi,
Am trying to search for reports that have multiple fix versions values. Is that possible to search (using jql) for reports that have more than one fix version set ?
Thanks,
Nelson
This worked for me. A search for issues with multiple fixVersions.
fixVersion <= earliestUnreleasedVersion() AND fixVersion > earliestUnreleasedVersion()
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While this is definitely helpful, it wouldn't find items with multiple versions in the future (that would be twice > earliestUnreleasedVersion() )
Voted because it's better than nothing!
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Like Brecht said already, this is not an exact solution. It is a heuristic which works sometimes, but not in most cases I am interested in. In my environment, we can have both multiple released or multiple unreleased versions, plus of course by chance the lucky case covered by this JQL here.
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You can this in a normal 2d Gadget - your x axsis can be fix version - you can find the issues whcihc are mapped to more than one fix version this way - not a direct solution but a good workarround
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