Is it possible somehow to adjust a search which is related to a certain project version?
Example:
I have a project with a key called 'AM'. If I go to project versions and click on a version eg. '2.1.4', I obtain a dialog with Issues. When I click on 'All issues' I obtain a list based on following query
fixVersion = "2.1.4" AND project = AM
I would like to adjust this query to be for all projects and versions appropriate to
(fixVersion = "2.1.4" OR fixVersion was "2.1.4") AND project = AM
Is it possible and how to do it?
As I understand you you go by the project page and click the version link from there. This in turn brings you to the "Issues" page, right?
Maybe what you want to do is to save the query you want as a "favorite Filter"? I do not think it is possible to modify the link from the project page. It wouldn't make sense either.
If you have several projects with version 2.1.4 you should drop the "AND project = AM" to get all of them listed. If you only want a subset of them you can use "AND projects IN (AM, AB, ...)".
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Yes, you understand me well.
Unfortunatelly, your suggestion would not work for me because we have more than 100 projects with multiple versions for each. That would lead to several hundreds of favorite filters...
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it should work
fixVersion = "2.1.4" OR fixVersion was "2.1.4" AND project = AM
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Sorry, but I'm not asking about proper query but where to change it.
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Oops!! i was misunderstood the question!!
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