We're using JIRA version v6.2#6252-sha1:aa34325. Today, we noticed that a JQL query is behaving in an unexpected fashion.
Specifically, this prototype example:
project = "Widget Project" AND component in ("Database Store", "Rest API", "Automated Tests", Platform, "Testing Framework") ORDER BY Rank ASC
is not picking up any tickets for component = "Database Store"
However, this simplified query:
project = "Widget Project" AND component in ("Database Store") ORDER BY Rank ASC
Returns tickets for "Database Store" as expected.
This looks like a JIRA bug to us, but I didn't find anything obvious when searching the Answers forum or on-line knowledgebase (I couldn't access the JIRA bug database at the time because of some issue on the Atlassian side).
Any ideas on this?
Thanks,
Frank
Hi Frank. After notice this problem, did you try re-indexing JIRA? This usually helps with this problems with old fillters.
Cheers!
Teilor
We have isolated it down to the "ORDER BY Rank ASC" clause. Apparently the use of the Rank field isn't working as we expect it to. We're evaluating whether we can use the Rank field at all or will have to come up with a different approach.
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