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For historical data, this number may not represent a released build of JIRA but instead the last upgrade task to
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For historical data, we do not have information about when upgrade tasks were performed.
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For historical data, this number may not represent a released build of JIRA but instead the last upgrade task to run. This is because often the release build number does not have an associated upgrade task.
If the target build number was not a released build of JIRA, the version picked will be the next version of JIRA after that build number.
For example, if the target build number is 207
, the version returned would be 3.8
,
as it has a build number of 209
.
For historical data, we do not have information about when upgrade tasks were performed. In this case, null may be returned.