name of the filter field in the items I acted on

[Roberto Rocha]

Which field to use in the filter to consult all the items I acted on?
Which field to put in the filter to use to consult this information?

[Roberto Rocha]

I need to consult all the updated items that I acted

[Trudy Claspill]

What is the definition of "acted on"?

Does "acted on" mean that you made a change to the issue?

Do you care only about specific types of changes you made, such as changing the status? Or do you care about every change you made, including adding comments, changing any field value in any way, changing links between an issue and another issue?

If "acted on" means you made any sort of change to the issue, then the solution provided by @Mark Segall will get you what you want.

[Pramodh M]

@Roberto Andrey Rocha 

depends "acted on" what is?

If its assignee

assignee = currentUser()

[Mark Segall]

Hi @Roberto Andrey Rocha and welcome to the community!  For clarity, are you looking for a query where you can see issues you've updated?  If so, here's a query for that:

issuekey IN (updatedBy("<Insert Name>"))

[Pramodh M]

Hi @Mark Segall 

This is showing up as an error, please assist here.

Thanks

[Mark Segall]

You have a misspelling there.  issuEkey  :-)

[Trudy Claspill]

You have a typographical error.

issukey vs.

issuekey

Your text is missing the "e" after the "u"

[Pramodh M]

Yeah it's working for this syntax

issuekey IN updatedBy(pramodh)

[Pramodh M]

Yeah sorry @Mark Segall 

I was supposed to refer this one

[Trudy Claspill]

In my Jira Cloud instance, it worked for me when I provided my login for my user. In my environment, for example, my Jira login is my company email.