Hi.
In Jira, when I run a JQL with the search examples below, I get a successful result:
fixVersion ~ “*STG*” AND statusCategory != Done
fixVersion ~ “*TRUNK*” AND statusCategory != Done
But when I do the search below:
fixVersion ~ “*PROD*” AND statusCategory != Done
an error occurs and I get the following message:
JQL error The terminal clause [*PROD*] resolves too many literals
When I accept the AI's suggestion, the error message no longer appears, but the query returns no results, even though there are records to be displayed.
I only use native Jira.
I couldn't find a solution in my searches. Does anyone have any advice on how to solve this?
The error means the too many versions are found based on the fuzzy search clause.
Also see using-wildcards-in-jql-search-leads-to-errors
Adjust your search to limit the results
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