Hi Team,
Observing difference in results on Grouping issueFunction
Query#1 :
((project = cis AND type = "Change Request" OR project = "Digital Operations - PMO" AND type = Bug) AND created > 2018-01-03 ) AND issueFunction in dateCompare("", "created +14d > resolved ") AND priority in (High) -> Loaded 39 tickets
Query#2 :
((project = cis AND type = "Change Request" OR project = "Digital Operations - PMO" AND type = Bug) AND created > 2018-01-03 ) AND ( issueFunction in dateCompare("", "created +14d > resolved ") AND priority in (High)) -> Loaded 0 tickets
Not sure why there is difference when query with issueFunction is grouped with Priority.
Appreciate any help here!
Thanks in Advance!
Deepa
If you look just at this part:
( issueFunction in dateCompare("", "created +14d > resolved ") AND priority in (High))
Does it come up with any results?
Then this part:
((project = cis AND type = "Change Request" OR project = "Digital Operations - PMO" AND type = Bug) AND created > 2018-01-03 )
If there are any issues that show up in both, then that's your result.
Basically, looks like there were no high priority issues resolved more than 14 days after creation.
Thanks for your time Steckler.
This was resolved when using the below JQL
(((project = cis AND type = "Change Request" OR project = "Digital Operations - PMO" AND type = Bug) AND created > 2018-01-03 ) AND issueFunction in dateCompare("", "created +14d > resolved ") AND priority in (High))
OR
(((project = cis AND type = "Change Request" OR project = "Digital Operations - PMO" AND type = Bug) AND created > 2018-01-03 ) AND issueFunction in dateCompare("", "created +7d > resolved ") AND priority in (Highest, Critical)
Regards,
Deepa
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