Hi Tanya,
Unfortunately there's not an easy way to filter on any update but you could filter on issues of which the status was changed by someone:
status CHANGED DURING (startOfWeek(-1d), startOfWeek()) BY fonteynf
There's many (but not all) other fields for which you can use the same filter. Simply replace the "status" field in the query by another fieldname.
Best,
Maarten
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hi, what ore the fields that support 'By'? I tried 'updated' and 'updatedDate' with no luck :(
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@Juan Sebastián Botero That's part of the "CHANGED ... [BY ....]" operator, and only operates on the following fields:
This operator can be used with the Assignee, Fix Version, Priority, Reporter, Resolution, and Status fields only.
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This worked for me.
updated >= -1w AND reporter = deekumar
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Hi!
You can try with a JQL query like
updatedDate >= 2017-10-02 AND updatedDate <= 2017-10-05
but changing dates by the ones you need.
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