Hi Jira Team,
In our project we have a requirement that tells us to take the number of tickets and number of bugs from the latest release based on component.
Here component means Web, Android, iOS.
I am using this below the jql
Version | Status | Progress | Start date | Release date |
Testone-Web | RELEASED | 27-Jun-22 | 27-Jun-22 | |
Testrelease two- web | RELEASED | ######## | ######## | |
Testrelease three-android | RELEASED | ######## | ||
Testrelease four-ios | RELEASED | ######## | ######## |
Hello @VishalBabuKS
Thank you for reaching out.
Per your description, I understand that you would like to filter your issues with the last released version, however, considering only the versions with a specific text string (Web, IOS, etc). Is that correct?
Unfortunately, I'm afraid this is not possible, as Jira does not work with multiple version hierarchies, but only with a single hierarchy. It means that each version that is released is considered to be the successor of the last one released, not mattering the text string (Component) added to it.
We have a feature request to improve this behavior:
Ability for JIRA to understand version hierarchies
Feel free to vote and watch the suggestion to increase its priority and also receive notifications about any updates.
Let us know if you have any questions.
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