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Kerrod Williams
Kerrod (dot) Williams (at) atlassian (dot) com
Product Manager, JIRA
I would like to keep track of all the versions an issue has been scheduled in. I created a custom field for versions. I then do a bulk update at the start of the version of this field so that even if the fix version changes, I still have the original version there. However, if that same issue gets again re-scheduled, I now loose the first version that was already there if I do a bulk update. I would have to manually select both versions for that issue.
What I would like is the ability to say "add this new value to the already existing values" in a bulk change. This can be very useful to add a new label for instance to issues also.
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