When trying to retrieve according to "Version" (after defining Versions in the new "Agile quick view"), referring to "FixVersion/s" field - the issues are now retrieved.
I did some more analysis; this was a bit tricky:
When FixVersion field is "Hidden" (in the associated fields' configuration) - there's no way to retrieve according to "Version" which was associated with the issue in the quick Agile view.
When I configure the "FixVersion" field as "Show" - all works as expected (and one can indeed see the "FixVersion" value reflected properly into the bug details in the "regular jira issue view").
Well, that makes sense - if you've told Jira a field does not exist for a project, then you can't really expect it to return it in searches!
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Well, I can argue on that; as it's more related to the interaction between GreenHooper & the basic Jira functionality: if I chose to map issues to versions only by the left pane ("Versions") of the new agile view, and not to manage that mapping anywhere else - I still expect the system to enable retrieving according to that mapping, regardless if the "FixVersion" field is hidden or shown in the "jira issue view" screen!
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Remained with the gap I described above.
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Hmm. Yes. You hadn't mentioned Greenhopper before.
I'd expect Greenhopper to simply ignore versions (and hence lose functionality) if you hide them from the project.
I'd say this is a bug, worth raising it with Atlassian. Although, I think Jira is working correctly, and as designed, and the problem is actually more that "Greenhopper does stuff that Jira then cannot report on if the fields are hidden"
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Ok, three quick tests; Could you
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Hi Nic,
If I drag one of the issues to the left pane (titled "Versions"), into the version name called: "OneCalais R6.3"); and then use this term in a JQL filter: ...fixVersion in ("OneCalais R6.3")...
The issue which I dragged to that "Version" is not appearing in the list of answers.
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Could you expand on this a bit? Maybe post the JQL you are using?
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No question here, really ...
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So what's the question? For JQL searching for Fix Version you have to use fixVersion, for Affected Versions you use affectedVersion.
Henning
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