Terminal clause [P*] resolves to too many literals

Tien Phan March 22, 2023

Hi, I am having an issue with the JQL: 

Scenario: I want to search all related with Pig - P1.0, P2.0, P3.0 ..... - and Tall - TR1.0, TR2.0, TR3.0 ... - release

```

(fixVersion ~ "TR*" OR affectedVersion ~ "TR*" OR fixVersion ~ "P*" OR affectedVersion ~ "P*") AND (labels not in ("tall/release", "pig/release") or labels is EMPTY ) ORDER BY key ASC

``` 

It works with TR*, but P*. The error returns: Terminal clause [P*] resolves to too many literals which means TR* works, but P*. For now, I do workaround with: 

```

(fixVersion ~ "TR*" OR affectedVersion ~ "TR*" OR fixVersion ~ "P1*.*" OR affectedVersion ~ "P1*.*") AND (labels not in ("tall/release", "pig/release") or labels is EMPTY ) ORDER BY key ASC

```

It only works with Pig version 1, not 2 or 3 .... 

So can you please give me any advice? Thanks a lot! 

 

 

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Jacob Mack
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May 3, 2023

I am having a similar problem with trying to use fuzzy searches on fixVersion.  I am assuming this is some limitation based on the fuzzy search and that we now have too many versions that match it.  I would like to know that for sure though. 

Tien Phan July 26, 2023

yes, it is. Do you have any solution for it? 

Tien Phan July 26, 2023

this one is useful https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-22256. I see it is a feature, not a bug from Atlassian hehe

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Tien Phan March 26, 2023

Is there anyone who can help me? :| please 

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