I know how to get all tickets which are update in a certain timeframe.
ex (issuekey in updatedBy(“Piet”, " -1w") AND updatedDate < startOfDay() OR issuekey in updatedBy(“Mien”, " -1w") AND updatedDate < startOfDay()
but how can a have an output like
ticket a. 19/12/22. Piet. Status a
ticket a. 18/12/22. Mien. Status c
Ticket b. 17/12/22. Piet. Status b
ticket a. 16/12/22. Piet. Status a
…..
Thanks for taking you time
Hi @Katrien Reynaert ,
Hope this helps:
SELECT p.pname, p.pkey, i.issuenum, cg.ID, cg.issueid, au.lower_user_name, cg.AUTHOR, cg.CREATED, ci.FIELDTYPE, ci.FIELD, ci.OLDVALUE, ci.OLDSTRING, ci.NEWVALUE, ci.NEWSTRING
FROM changegroup cg
inner join jiraissue i on cg.issueid = i.id
inner join project p on i.project = p.id
inner join changeitem ci on ci.groupid = cg.id AND ci.FIELDTYPE='jira' AND ci.FIELD='status'
inner join app_user au on cg.author = au.user_key
WHERE cg.issueid=(select id from jiraissue where issuenum = 115 and project in (select id from project where pname = 'Project name'))
order by 1,3,4;
You can try to create such a report with Issue History for Jira app. My team developed it as a journal for all past changes, which you can adjust to your special needs.
You can add/remove any issue field to the table columns.
Try how it works for you and let me know if you have any questions.
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JQL doesn't allow you get get a list like the one you are looking for. You would need an app that allows you to view/search the history in order to do it. If you search for history in the Marketplace you will see apps that can do this.
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