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  2. JSWSERVER-21539

Option to exclude issues without a Release (Fix Version) from a plan

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      Problem

      In an Advanced Roadmaps for Jira plan, while it is possible to exclude or include specific releases, it is not possible to exclude issues that do not have a Release (Fix Version).

      For example, in a scenario where we only want issues from one or a few specific releases, we'll always be presented with issues without a release as well.

      For reference, the setting for Inclusion and Exclusion of releases can be accessed at a plan level by going to Configure > Exclusion Rules > View Releases.

      Suggested Solution

      On Configure > Exclusion Rules > View Releases, a checkbox to exclude issues without a Release (Fix Version) could be provided.

      Why This Is Important

      This would an extra level of customization which is valuable when the same project/issue sources are used for multiple teams and releases and where issues without a Fix Version should not be considered.

      Workaround

      You may edit the Issue Sources on your plan and add the following condition to them:

      • AND fixVersion is not EMPTY

      If you're using a project as source, you could create a filter with:

      • project = MYPROJECTKEY AND fixVersion is not EMPTY and use that as Source.

      If you're using a Board, you can create a filter with the same query as the board plus the FixVersion condition.

            [JSWSERVER-21539] Option to exclude issues without a Release (Fix Version) from a plan

            This would be incredibly helpful. Right now I would like to select a list of parent Epics specifically in a release, but then select all the children regardless of what release they are in so we can detect any data or process anomalies. Plans does a great job of showing this today through views, but then the Summary Page works off of the data selected rather than the views.

            Christy, Jason added a comment - This would be incredibly helpful. Right now I would like to select a list of parent Epics specifically in a release, but then select all the children regardless of what release they are in so we can detect any data or process anomalies. Plans does a great job of showing this today through views, but then the Summary Page works off of the data selected rather than the views.

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            Steve.Smith added a comment - +1

            Yes please, I can totally use this feature as we have many Agile board with many teams.  Then we create different Jira Advanced Roadmaps to manage required features for a given common release version.

            davebo.rodrigues added a comment - Yes please, I can totally use this feature as we have many Agile board with many teams.  Then we create different Jira Advanced Roadmaps to manage required features for a given common release version.

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