Solved.
I'm not quite sure if I follow. Do you mean that
project in ("project_name_1", "project_name_2", "project_name_3", "project_name_4", "project_name_5") AND status != CLOSED
this works, but
project = "project_name_2" and status != CLOSED
this doesn't?
If it is a quick filter, then this will be joined with the main board's filter essentially via "AND" such as <main filter> AND <quick filter> so as long as you get those issues from the main filter, quick filter should get them as well.
This is how it sounds to me, in which case this doesn't quite make sense and there surely must be something wrong with the query.
Yes, thanks for quick reply. That was a query issue because of the fact that one parameter used old project name. Everything's fine by now. Thanks!
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