Include Development Tags in JQL

[Brooke Brown]

I am really struggling with our implementation of Jira and Git. I am Product Manager who really needs to see what tickets where deployed and to what environments. The environment information is only available to me in the Development > Tags section of the Jira ticket.  

I was successfully able to pull all issues where there has been 1 or more commits:

project = <project name> AND development[commits].all > 0 AND development[tags].all ~ "pilotenviro*"

The last portion (bold) is where I am trying to query the dev tags which contain the environments and I am getting a message back from Jira that states:

Available properties are "development[pullrequests]", "development[commits]", "development[reviews]" and "development[builds]"

So, I am wondering if there is a way to make development[tags] an available property? Or a better way to accomplish the end goal of listing all issues that have been deployed to an environment and which environment they where deployed to.

Would also like to be able to do a date range on the commits, but I may be pushing the envelope with that piece lol

We are using GitHub to manage our deployments.

[Henrique Bittencourt]

Hi Brooke!

Can you confirm if you're using an add-on to integrate Jira with GitHub?

I'm asking this because the default info provided in the development section are: branch, commit, pull request, but it's when you are using some of the Atlassian Dev Tools, like Bitbucket, Fisheye, Bamboo.

So, for default, the only dev JQL available are:

• development[pullrequests].all (or .open) 

• development[commits].all

• development[reviews].all (or .open)

• development[builds].failing

So, if there is any way to filter/search using the GitHub tags, is something that plugin's vendor might be more helpful to assist with, (since we don't know how the plugin works at a deep level).

Best Regards

[Brooke Brown]

Thanks Henrique! We are using GitHub and Git integration.