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I want to search all the issues that I updated / commented last month

Andres Gonzalez May 14, 2018

Hello,

  I would like to find the list of issues that I updated or commented during a period of time.

 I can filter the list of issues modified using the "updated" field, but I would like to find only the issues that I updated.

 

 Do you know how to do this filter?

thank you in advance!

Regards

Andres!

 

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Ignacio Pulgar
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May 14, 2018

Good point, Payne.

If this one worked for you, then this answer would be the best one.

Andres Gonzalez May 14, 2018

Ignacio, I think I'ill use your option, because Payne's suggestion don't seems to work in my JIRA version!

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Payne
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May 14, 2018

Hi Andres,

Try this in your JQL:

"Issue Participants" in (currentUser())

-Payne

Andres Gonzalez May 14, 2018

Thank you Payne,

  In the  JIRA which I'm working on I don't have the field "Issue Participants".

  When I start writting issue I have the follwing options in my JIRA query

 -  Issue

 - Issue.property

 - IssueFunction

 -  IssueKey

 -  IssueType

I think this can be caused by the JIRA version.

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May 14, 2018

Bummer; that "field" may be part of one of our add-ons.

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Ignacio Pulgar
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May 14, 2018

Natively, you can just target some fields that support the CHANGED operator:

Assignee, Fix Version, Priority, Reporter, Resolution, and Status fields only.

In example, you may add something like this to you filter:

status changed by currentUser() after startOfMonth(-1) before startOfMonth()

A similar filter can be obtained for each of those fields.

Hope it helps.

Andres Gonzalez May 14, 2018

Thanks for your help!

Regards!

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Andres Gonzalez May 14, 2018

till now, I could do this search 

project in (project1, project2) and updated >= -31d and watcher = currentUser()

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