Issue Summary

Performing a change in a filter query will force Jira to only fetch data of the columns configured for the filter. If you are using My Defaults, it will result in the columns missing in the filter default being blank.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create a filter and check the default columns for the filter (let's say that you don't have the Summary column selected for the filter);
2. Try editing the filter query. You don't need to actually save it. Notice that editing the query will change the URL showing the JQL in it.
3. Copy the new URL and open a new tab. It will try to use your defaults (make sure that in your My defaults, the column Summary is enabled). When the page finishes loading, it will result in a blank Summary, although the field has content.

• The following video shows the steps to replicate the issue:

• • Filter_Columns.mp4

Expected Results

• Regardless of the column being selected in the filter defaults, it should correctly fetch the field date if the column is selected in My Defaults.

  Actual Results

The field column is displayed with a blank value.

Workaround

Manually clicking on the search button loads the value for the affected fields.