How to write a JQL query to list all the downgraded incidents and create a dashboard to see the list of all the downgraded incidents.
project = "Incident Management" AND "Incident Priority" not in (P1-Critical, P2-High, P0-Catastrophic) AND (labels is EMPTY OR labels = nocbypass:false) AND status not in (Resolved, Closed, Cancelled) AND type = Incident AND "Reason for Priority Change" is not EMPTY AND "Priority Change Type" = "Major to Minor" AND createdDate > startOfDay(-7)
This query might help further more to filter the tickets which were downgraded from major priority to minor priority and to check for only the past 7 days.
Hi @Rai,Gursharan ,
Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
Please refer the below JQL Syntax:
project = "Project Name" and priority = downgraded and issuetype = incident
If downgraded is a custom field then,
project = "Project Name" and downgraded = "Value" and issuetype = incident
Save this JQL as filter and then use it in gadget for your dashboard reporting.
You may use PI-Chart, Filter Results gadget on your dashboard.
Or
You may use the JQL syntax (list all the incident as priority wise)
project = "Project Name" and issuetype = incident
and use Pi-chart gadget and select Priority as category
Hope this will help.
Thanks,
Ankit Srivastava
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project = "Incident Management" AND "Incident Priority" not in (P1-Critical, P2-High, P0-Catastrophic) ) AND status not in (Resolved, Closed, Cancelled) AND type = Incident AND "Reason for Priority Change" is not EMPTY
Used the above query to solve the purpose, Thanks for your input.
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