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How to find issues which are updated by particular user using JQL?

sridhar reddy
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April 15, 2012

Hi friends please help me on that?

Thanks in Advance.

Means,i want to find out issues who made last changes by admin.

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tier-0 grump
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April 15, 2012

Depnds what you mean by updated - you have to query against specific fields in JQL. If you mean transitioned from one state to another you could do a query like

status  changed by jwinters

Martin Smith
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January 19, 2016

@James Winters This query doesn't work. Can you provide some JQL please.

Eric Formo
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March 21, 2016

FYI, if you copied and pasted his JQL it may not work because it has 2 spaces between status and changed.  I just tried JQL: status changed BY currentUser() order by updated DESC and it worked for me.

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Daniel Turczanski
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April 24, 2017 edited

Hi! This and many more JQL keywords are supported after installing our plugin. Make sure to check out the JQL Search Extensions for JIRA Cloud - soon also for the server!

All the features are presented in the reference manual . Just install and enjoy the free trial!

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