Here are some time and status related examples.
Specify time using m for minutes, h for hours, d for days, or w for weeks. 2400 minutes is the same as 40 hours, 5 days, or 1 work week. Use any of those formats. (Ex: 2400m = 40h = 5d = 1w)
Use dates in the format:
yyyy/MM/dd
yyyy-MM-dd
Add hours and minutes in the format:
yyyy/MM/dd HH:mm
yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm
You can also use relative functions like startOfMonth or endOfMonth. There’s a start and end function for: month, week, and year.
Here are some examples:
created >= -4w ORDER BY created DESC
created > "2026/01/01"
created > "2026/01/01 09:30"
type = Bug AND (status = Open OR status = “In Progress”)
type = Bug AND status IN (Open, “In Progress”)
type = Bug AND status != (Done)
type = Bug AND status NOT IN (Closed, Done)
type = Bug AND statusCategory != Done
type = Bug AND resolution is empty
Tip: You must enclose all multi-word values in quotes. E.g., “In Progress”
Use relative dates and functions.
status = Done AND resolved >= -1w
status = Done AND resolved >= startOfMonth()
Use two date clauses to find items resolved between two dates.
status = Done AND resolved >= "2026-01-01" AND resolved <= "2026-12-31"
Restrict by resolution type.
status = Done AND resolution in (Declined, Duplicate)
due < now()
due < 1d and resolution is empty
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