We have a board subfilter issue generally we use fixVersion in unreleasedVersions() OR fixVersion is EMPTY to filter the released issues or the issues with a fix version label to it.
My query is how can we filter with specific fixversions retained from getting filtered. For example if we have two fix versions Q1/2023 and YOA-118 deployed to production at 2023-06-01T09:52:11.5+0300 using above filter both of the fixversions are filtered not what i want is to use this key word from the label of fix version "deployed to production" and make it visible and rest all can be filtered can you suggest what filter i can use to achieve my requirement.
Hello @Satchidanand_CS_ext
If you want to include cards assigned to specific Versions and those versions have been Released you can adjust your filter like this:
fixVersion in releasedVersions() AND (fixVersion ~ "CO*" OR fixVersion ~ "Version*") OR fixVersion in unreleasedVersions() OR fixVersion is EMPTY
You add the clause to include releasedVersions() along with the clause that specifies the Released Versions you want to show, based on text matching the name of those versions.
Hi I am unable to achieve it certain columns are also getting filters. all I want it to filter by key words of a fix version. Say suppose if the fix version name is YOA-118 deployed to production at 2023-06-01 in which YOA-118 part changes but "deployed to production" this part remains the same i want to filter these and rest all can be hidden any chance i could get it
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I don't think I have understood your scenario.
Can you provide screen images showing examples of a Fix Version/Release for which you would want the issues displayed, and one for which you would not? Please show all the details of the Release.
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