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Question 20

Tom has asked you why the numbers returned by his searches are not right. He shows you three JQL queries:

How can you fix this?

Change the query to project = "Cake Baking" and fixVersion ~ 1.1.0.

Change the query to project = "Cake Baking" and ( fixVersion is empty or fixVersion != 1.1.0 ).

Rename the versions so they do not contain periods.

Identify the missing issues and change the permissions so that everyone can see them.

Change the query to project = "Cake Baking" and fixVersion not in (1.1.0).

Correct Answer: B

The discrepancy in the numbers is due to the exclusion of issues with empty fixVersion fields in the third query. When you query fixVersion != 1.1.0, it returns results where the fixVersion is explicitly set to a value other than 1.1.0 but does not account for issues where the fixVersion is empty. By using the query project = "Cake Baking" and (fixVersion is empty or fixVersion != 1.1.0), you include issues without any fixVersion specified, which fixes the count discrepancy.

Discussion

DdaGOption: B

It is B, you need a FixVersion is EMPTY clause to catch all the tickets

tk_tk_tkOption: B

I chose B

BetigoloOption: B

"B" - No question here. it's B

SyedMuhammadUmairMansoorOption: B

B Actually when you say fixversion != xyz, then first it will search the issues contains fixversion and then it will filter out from that no in xyz, so empty ones will not be listed.

SyedMuhammadUmairMansoorOption: B

B, Actually when you say fixversion != xyz, then first it will search the issues contains fixversion and then it will filter out from that no in xyz, so empty ones will not be listed.

cloudstudy12358Option: C

The answers I chose were C

RedBOption: B

The correct answer is B