Hi,
I’m trying to find all Jira issues that were overdue during this month
How do I search these issues with a JQL?
The second problem I’m trying to resolve is if an issue was overdue and the due date got changed I still want to see the issue filtered using the JQL, is this possible?
The scheme I've provided in my reply works as a solution for me
What if I create a custom field Overdue (true/false) and filter the issues by this parameter, which I will handle to set true if the due date passed?
Two scenarios here:
The issue is overdue the custom field flag is up and it is filtered as an overdue issue no matter what happens.
I can allow editing this field only for admins.
The second scenario is when a manager asks to remove the flag, then I edit the flag with the approval of a C-Level manager to change the flag and then it isn't filtered in the overdue filter.
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Will this work?
P.S: if the issue needs to be done in the next month (we have monthly KPI's based on this metrics) , I will suggest the users to clone the issue with a new due date
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Hi @Javanshir Mustafayev _ HIT,
if you use ScriptRunner, there are a few of useful JQL functions that can be useful to solve your issues.
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Thanks for your answer, but we only use JMWE now and there are no plans for ScriptRunner in the near future.
I would like to resolve this using out-of-the-box features even if it takes my time to implement a complicated solution.
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