Hi all, I've been asked if it is possible to write a JQL filter to list all issues that have had a certain custom field updated to a certain value in the last 7 days?
Eg. Project = "F35 Change" AND issueFunction in lastUpdated('-7d') AND "Stakeholder" = '430 Operations' AND Status not in ("CI - Complete","CI - Complete 1","CI - DONE") ORDER BY Updated DESC.
I know this isn't correct, but hopefully it explains what I'm trying to achieve?
We are using ScriptRunner v6.39.0
Hi John, yes we did thanks.
"project = "F35 Change" AND issueFunction in issueFieldMatch("updated > '-7d'",Stakeholder, "430 Operations.*")"
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Hi @Karl Samson
Unfortunately no. History searches aren't really supported by custom fields. There might be an app in the marketplace that could help, but not sure....
Thanks,
Tim
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Thanks for responding @Tim Perrault. We have actually resolved the issue and come up with a JQL Filter, usint ScriptRunner.
"project = "F35 Change" AND issueFunction in issueFieldMatch("updated > '-7d'",Stakeholder, "430 Operations.*")"
This does exactly what we wanted!
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Correction, hold that thought! Having scrutinised it further, it actually brings back ALL updates, not just issues with the field updated in the last 7 days! But watch this space, as I still think it can be done! :)
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