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In JQL I can retrieve all issues in the next release by using earliestUnreleasedVersion("project name"). But how can I retrieve all issues for the NEXT scheduled release after that? And the one after that, and so on? (i.e. earliestUnreleaseVersion("project name")+N or similar. This would enable me to avoid "hard-coding" fixVersions in my JQL's.
Hi Ian!
I know that this is a very old thread, but since I've answered a similar question I just thought that would be nice to share this with you!
Please, take a look at the following community thread:
Hope this be of any help!
Best Regards.
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It isn't tough, it is just that someone will have to write the code to do it. JIRA out of the box and none of the existing pugins doesn't seem to do this. Have a look at the JQL Function module.
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Hey Ian,
Did you ever find a solution to this problem? I'm looking to just get the next unreleased version and the one after that if possible. Thanks for your help.
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I got to find the next unreleased version (but not current). So if you have versions 1..5 released, currently you're working on 6 and want to find version 7 use this:
fixVersion > latestReleasedVersion() AND fixVersion != earliestUnreleasedVersion()
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