I'm trying to show the difference between Backend and Frontend Stories by starting the Stories with "[BE] lorem Ipsum" or "[FE] lorem Ipsum" or "[Design] Lorem Ipsum".
I also want to provide Quick Filters and Swimlane Queries with filtering options.
Usage of:
Design -> summary ~ "\"[DESIGN]\"" <- works
Frontend -> summary ~ "\"[FE]\"" <- works
Backend -> summary ~ "\"[BE]\"" <- don't work
Any Idea why [BE] as filter isn't working?
but > [BE] < ( BE in brackets) is not reserved.. so how can I check (regex) 100% matching a "summary starting with [BE] " like a normal search and replace where I would search for something
Hi @Martin ,
it's not in the list of reserved words, but there is an entire thread of people wondering why it's not possible to search this word : https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/JQL-Query-to-filter-out-issues-where-Summary-contains-a/qaq-p/321309
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Hey thanks for your reply.
Components we currently use for backend and frontend both ...and its growing, so I would need to change the filter often. Hm I need to finde a better wording or solution - I guess.
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Hi @Martin ,
it might be because it's a reserved word, you can see the full list here : https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/what-is-advanced-searching-in-jira-cloud/
Otherwise, I would advise using Components to show difference between Stories as it's way easier to use. Have you considered this ?
Let me know if this helps,
--Alexis
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