Hi All
I created a filter statement in jira as follows:
priority in (Highest-最高, Highest) AND (filter = 25667 0R filter = 25666 OR filter = 25669 OR filter = 25668 OR filter = 25670)
The displayed result is normal, but when I save and share with others, the interface prompts an error, as follows: When I visit this filter again, I also visit 500 errors, I would like to ask what is the specific reason
Hi Arno,
Do you have a lot of custom fields? And do those custom fields have a Context that identifies specific project(s) used by that custom field? I used to get 500 errors all of the time until I added a context to all of my custom fields to identify the project and/or issue type using the Custom Field.
The page also should contain a stacktrace at the bottom with actual information.
If not, then also the {{ jira_home }}/log/atlassian-jira.log will contain the exception with the stacktrace to tell the story.
500 is such a generic error code that it can be anything, and you cannot do anything without the log, because the log (subsequently, the exception/stacktrace) is the only thing that can tell what happened.
Judging from the sticks, probably it's due to special characters, but again, it's a guess, the log knows more.
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Thank you for your reply
I inquired in the log according to what you said, and did prompt an error. The error information is as follows
In addition, I checked each filter, and the JQL statement for one filter is (filter! = 20099 AND filter = 25366 AND filter ! = 23650 AND created < -60d), this filter access will prompt the same error, when I create a filter myself, use this query, I directly access the corresponding link (url/issues/? filter=26337), and an error message is also displayed, but I can find the corresponding result
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Kind of self-explanatory in that case. One or more of the filters contains "WAS_IN" operator which is not supported.
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Hi,
Can you show the error message displayed on the page of your second screenshot or look at you log.
May be you're running in to the same issue here
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I think you have this issue
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