Hi Sager,
Try using: issuekey in updatedBy(john.funk, 2024-03-01, 2024-03-31)
You can just replace with your username and substitute the values of the dates as needed.
The above query will get all issues updated by me during the month of March.
Hello @Sagar Mali
You can use the updatedBy() function in a an advanced JQL statement:
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/jql-functions/#updatedBy--
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Hi @Sagar Mali
You can use JQL to search for issues update by you between two dates -
example -
assignee= currentUser() and updated>= 2024-03-10 AND updated<= 2024-03-14
To use advanced search or JQL to find your issues:
Select Search 🔍 in the navigation bar (or press / on your keyboard). Alternatively, select Filters in the navigation bar.
Select View all issues.
If the basic search is shown instead of the advanced search, select JQL (next to the 🔍 icon). If advanced or JQL search is already enabled, you'll see the option to switch to basic.
Enter your JQL query.
Press Enter or select 🔍 to run your query. Your search results will be displayed based on the criteria in your JQL query.
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That JQL searches for issues assigned to the current user now that have also been updated in the specified date range by anybody. It does not limit the results to issue updated by a particular user.
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