Is it possible to that for a version I will see 'Affected Version' related issues?

[naama lev]

Hello Experts, 

Now when I look at all the issues related to a version I can see only the one with the 'Fix Version' field equal to the version, 

Is it possible to see both Fix Version And Affected Version by default?

Thanks

Naama

[Nic Brough _Adaptavist_ · Accepted solution]

I'm afraid the question is not clear.  You don't tell us where you are looking, so it's hard to tell what you mean.

It's easy to search for "affected version = x", and it appears on issues and can be added as a column in the navigator, and in gadgets, and so on.  , so I'm confused as to what you mean when you say you want to see both, when you already can!

[naama lev]

Hello Nic, 

Thanks for your reply, 

I am looking on the default content for a version (with our creating a specific query), i.e.

1. Go to Project -> Version
2. Choose one of the versions

outcome: I can see only the issues that has 'fix version' filed populated with that version and not the ones with the 'Affected version'

Can you please advise?

Thanks

Naama

[Nic Brough _Adaptavist_]

Ah, ok, thanks for clearing it up. JIRA puts a lot of emphasis on the fix version, and not a lot on affects-version. This does make a lot of sense. Affects version really is very simple - "I found this problem in that version". That's it, there's very little more you can say about it. But the fix version is a LOT more important. At a glance, it really is "version we fixed it in", but because you haven't fixed it (because it has been raised), there's a huge pile of things to think about. You're into aiming to fix it in a version, planning to get the work done so that it can go into that version, how you move that version to a release state, get it to production and so-on. So, there's not really a lot to say on that particular screen - it focuses on fix version because that is very important for planning. If you want to look at affects-version, you should simply build filters (and dashboards) to help you focus on them.