I am trying to search for tests of a particular component and trying to save the filter, but its not working. Could someone point me to the required syntax.
I went to the search issues page and did: (issuetype=Test and "Automation Status"="Fully Automated").
Here automation status is a custom field which has one of the values as Fully Automated
If "Automation Status" is a custom field of type Text you need to use following syntax (with contains operator)
issuetype=Test and "Automation Status"~"Fully Automated"
Have you tried
issuetype=Test and "Automation Status" in ("Fully Automated")
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Whether the custom fields Apply to issues special projects
Try to increase in the query like issuetype=Test and "Automation Status"="Fully Automated" and project = xxxx
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Even that is not working, so basically I have tried searching in 3 places 1. the search test page [project = 10000 and issuetype = 10000 and "Automation Status"="Fully Automated"] 2. In a particular test cycle in a version: Here searching is not possible as custom fields are not showing up in the columns. 3. Search issues page. None of them is working I read somewhere that querying on custom fields is not possible, is that true?
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Could you tell me the value of this field is manually choose, or according to the process to determine automatic filling?
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