Hello! I am trying to pull issues resolved within the last 30 days. I have used:
resolved > -30d
resolutiondate >= -30
I am getting no issues, even though I know that isn't true. Any ideas why?
Hi Michelle - I see no problem with your query. I ran it myself and see issues.
Maybe try adding a project in the front of it:
Project = ABC and resolved > -30d
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Run a query for just Project = ABC and statuscategory != Done
and see how many issues there are
Then look at the status and Resolved today to see when they were done
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Are you sure that you have resolved issues in your instance? Occasionally when folks set up workflows, they'll conclude with a Closed status or something similar, but unless there is a Resolution on an issue, it is not resolved.
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@Michelle Chu - If what Payne is suggesting is true (it happens*), considering using this JQL as a rough workaround:
project = PROJECTID and status changed to "DONESTATUS" BEFORE -30d
* I would check with your admins to ensure your project workflows set (or ask the user for) a Resolution field value when closing tickets.
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