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Hi all,
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We're glad to announce that we shipped a wildcard search for version fields.
Until now version searches supported only exact matches, e.g. fixVersion = “9.0”
With the wildcard version search it is also possible to search for partial matches. E.g. to find issues fixed in any version starting with “9.”, one can use the search fixVersion ~ “9.*”
Version fields are:
- Affected version
- Fix version
- Custom fields that use the "Version Picker".
Soon you'll be able to read more about it in the article about Advanced search here.
Cheers,
Łukasz Jarzembowski
Jira Cloud
With the release of JIRA 4.3, users can now specify a fix or affects version with a wildcard symbol in the Quick Search box (eg ff:4.*). Would be great to have the same functionality in JQL.
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JRACLOUD-64296 Better searching in fix version dropdown on issue screen
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[JRACLOUD-24152] JQL - Add wildcard functionality to versions
This only helps if the beginning or the end of the fixversion is the wildcard; but if the string you want to match is in the middle of the fixversion, this does not work, since the search does not seem to support more than one wildcard at a time.
So, if I have a fixversions of the pattern "XpatchY", where X is the major release number, and the string "patchY" indicates that a patch Y was released for release X, I cannot search for all patches released in the last 12 months for all releases (fixversion ~ ".patch.")
I cannot find Jira cloud ticket option for this, is this being considered?
Woot! That feels so good to condense an endless string of versions into tiny wildcard expression. Thanks a heap!!! <3
Hi everyone,
We're glad to announce that we shipped a wildcard search for version fields.
Until now version searches supported only exact matches, e.g. fixVersion = “9.0”
With the wildcard version search it is also possible to search for partial matches. E.g. to find issues fixed in any version starting with “9.”, one can use the search fixVersion ~ “9.*”
Version fields are:
- Affected version
- Fix version
- Custom fields that use the "Version Picker".
Soon you'll be able to read more about it in the article about Advanced search here.
Cheers,
Łukasz Jarzembowski
Jira Cloud
Hey,
we're currently testing the functionality on our internal instances before shipping it to production. You can expect further updates on this topic soon.
Szymon Strzelka
Jira Cloud
Hello,
sorry for the delayed update. We're still actively working on shipping the feature, the work is already in a pretty advanced state. I should have a more accurate estimate in the next two weeks.
Regards,
Szymon Strzelka
Jira Cloud
Hi Navneeth,
Standard JQL doesn't easily allow searching for exact words, special phrases and patterns.
To get the wildcard support, use our professional indexing service JQL Search Extensions
After you install the app, you can simply search:
Check out the documentation for more examples.
I hope this helps!
Daniel