For example, I am looking at tickets in a week using created >= 2018-11-25 AND created <= "2018-12-01 23:59" , and at the same time I want to see how many of those were resolved within 7 days; meaning a ticket created on 11/25 should have a resolution date >= 2018-12-02 and ticket created on 2018-12-01 will have until 2018-12-08.
But if I use (created >= 2018-11-25 AND created <= "2018-12-01 23:59") and (resolutiondate >= 2018-11-25 AND resolutiondate <= "2018-12-08 23:59") that will cause tickets that are created on 2018-11-25 and resolved on 2018-12-07 to show up as well.
Dear Renee, hi!
You could create a filter for created issues and then use it like created >= 2018-11-25 AND created <= "2018-12-01 23:59" and filter = resolved for week
Best regards.
Hi Vasiliy, could you please elaborate a bit?
Thanks!
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Here you are.
First of all you need to create a filter "Created for week" and save it with this name.
JQL is created >= 2018-11-25 AND created <= "2018-12-01 23:59"
Then you use this filter into JQL:
(resolutiondate >= 2018-11-25 AND resolutiondate <= "2018-12-08 23:59") and filter = Created for week.
Filter return all isues for specified filter.
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Hello,
You would need an add-on for it.
For example you could use the Power Scripts add-on:
You could write a JQL query like this:
key in silJQLExpression(
'created < resolutionDate + "7d"'
,
'project = TEST and issueType = \"Bug\"'
)
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