Is there a way using JQL in JIRA to search all projects?

[Crazz richard]

Is there a way using JQL in JIRA to search all projects?

[Dev Team]

I use 'project is not empty' and that seems to work for me 

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

Or just don't mention project at all in the query.  As all issues belong to projects, your clause is totally redundant.

[Crazz richard]

Hello. thank you that is very helpfull. As a follow up i want to get a list of the latest released versions for all projects.

Thanks again

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

That's not really possible.

Jira's search finds issues. Not versions. So you can find issues with unreleased versions, but not the versions themselves. Two tricks though:

1. Use the advanced JQL search, and look for the "help" icon. Then look for JQL functions, and if you're on a later version of Jira, you'll find functions that can help you filter for released/unreleased

2. Once you've got a good filter for issues, try using it on a dashboard. The easy example is to put the filter through a "filter statistics" gadget, and select "version" as the grouping statistic. This will give you a bar chart listing versions and the number of issues in them. Which is close to what you need!

[Ramiro Pointis]

Hi Mark, while you don't specificate a project in the search you will see results of all the projects you have permissions to see.

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

Yup, just leave out "project =/in"

[Sachin Reddy]

Can you please tell me the complete JQL for this, I tried doing project=/in AND status = "done" but I didn't get any results.