Can not filter the issues by date without BY conditions

[Aaron Chen]

Works well, find 1 result

status was Reopened AFTER startOfDay(-1) BY "qi.chen"

Not Work, find all results including the ones Reopened before yestoday

status was Reopened AFTER startOfDay(-1) 

JIRA v6.0.3#6099-sha1:c205478

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist- · Accepted solution]

The first clause "status was reopened" means what it says - the status was that at the time defined by the "after" clause.

An issue could have gone into that status at any time.

[Aaron Chen]

Thank you for your feedback, I mean why "status was Reopened AFTER startOfDay(-1) " return all Reopened issues.

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

It's the same answer, but I can see why my answer is not clear.  I'll try to phrase it differently:

Let's take the query and rewrite it in natural English:

status was Reopened AFTER startOfDay(-1)

becomes

Tell me all the issues where the status was Reopened after the start of yesterday

Read carefully - it's not about the status changing, it's asking what the status currently is.

I am guessing here, but I think you are looking for the change of status, not the value of the status.

If that's right, then your question is really "issues who were changed to reopened after...", so try "status was changed to reopened after..."

[Aaron Chen]

It's clear, so how to make a jql query of "status was changed to reopened after..."? thanks a lot!

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

It's literally to use "... and status was changed to reopened after ..." as a clause in the jql.  You should find the autocomplete can help though

[Aaron Chen]

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