For specific dates you can use the following:

fixVersion in releaseDate("on yyyy-mm-dd") 
Example: fixVersion in releaseDate("on 2022-10-07")

you can also use a date range with specific dates

fixVersion in releaseDate("after yyyy-mm-dd") AND fixVersion in releaseDate("before yyyy-mm-dd") 

Example:fixVersion in releaseDate("after 2021-10-01") AND fixVersion in releaseDate("before 2022-09-30") 

There appears to be no way to search and return the 3-4 fields tied to a release.   Releases cannot be treated as an issue type?  For example give me all stories and end date  where end date is the release date for that fix version for the story. 

any update for this issue ? how to filter those issues whose fix version shall be released in 3 days ?

I've been asked to provide releases by quarter for approximately 50 projects. Since there is a Release 'report' available on every project, this should be no problem, right?  

Problems:

There is only gadget that will add releases to a dashboard, "Custom Content".

With the number of projects and releases that exist, it takes a while for the dashboard to render, so that it's nearly not useable. 

Solution 1 on us: ask projects to archive old releases to improve performance.  The Atlassian documentation indicates that when a project is archived, the issues will not show up in searches, so that's a no-go; however, the issues DO show up in searches. Is this intended or not? If intended, that's great, please update the documentation. 

Solution 2 on Atlassian or 3rd party: create a gadget that will allow us to add releases within a certain timeframe (usually by quarter) including release dates.

Solution 3 on Atlassian: Include filter options to list releases and release dates like issues

Filter by fix version release date for people who found an error after downloading this ZIP Add a neat map like this: https://static.rust-lang.org/dist/rust-1.17.0-nightly.tar.gz Or this: https://static.rust-lang.org/dist/rust-1.17.0-nightly.zip Check the size, if you're using a different release date from http://thatpainter.com/.

This is very important, I need this!

Hi everyone,

Thank you for your interest in this issue.

While this suggestion has gathered significant interest, we're unable to implement all of the excellent suggestions you make. We don't plan to work on this for the foreseeable future. 

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Thank you for the answer, we will follow up on this topic.

BR,

Jerome

We are on an old version of Jira v7.2.1 and using the following script:

package com.onresolve.jira.groovy.test.scriptfields.scripts

import com.atlassian.jira.component.ComponentAccessor
import com.atlassian.jira.issue.comparator.VersionComparator
import com.atlassian.jira.project.version.Version

def versionManager = ComponentAccessor.getVersionManager()
def versions = versionManager.getVersions(issue.projectObject)
def lowestFixVersion = issue.fixVersions.findAll({v -> !v.released}).min({Version a, Version b -> a.releaseDate <=> b.releaseDate})
def releaseDate = lowestFixVersion?.releaseDate
return releaseDate

We've been having some problems with sorting on this field, it no longer appears to work properly. And it may not work at all on other version of Jira.

So hopefully Atlassian will implement sorting by Release date properly within core Jira!

@brett.vasconcellos I got a script parser error for a.ReleaseDate and b.ReleaseDate

no such property for class: Java.lang.Object.

Should i need to add other incudes ?