Hi,
Help me write this filters
Filter, which will show the number of applications moved from our project to anywhere, for the week from 00.00 on Monday.
A filter that will show the applications that were sent for clarification to the author, and the author did not receive an answer within 5 days.
Thx))
Ah, thanks for the more background information here. Natively Jira doesn't have a means to search for moved issues in JQL. That said, other users have found a way to do that part in scriptrunner. Check out this related thread: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/How-to-find-issues-that-were-moved-from-one-project-to-another/qaq-p/49115
Hello @Fedorov Fedor
What do you mean by applications? What do you mean by moving an application? What it means to move an issue for clarification? Is it a status or something?
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I must write this filter -- Filter that will show the number of issues moved from our project to anywhere, for a week from 00.00 on Monday.
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In our JIra system we using Script Runner, nFeed plugins.
I must write this filter -- Filter that will show the number of issues moved from our project to anywhere, for a week from 00.00 on Monday.
But in JQL cant find some function in our system. So I think must write this custom function with Groovy or java, but I dont know this languges(((
This Filter will be used our Project Manager for filtering issues...
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It might be possible to find some of this information via a JQL filter, however if you need to see specific field values from the past, please note that not all fields in Jira can use the WAS operator in JQL in order to lookup these past values. More details in https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver/advanced-searching-operators-reference-939938745.html#Advancedsearching-operatorsreference-WASWAS
(Note: This operator can be used with the Assignee, Fix Version, Priority, Reporter, Resolution, and Status fields only.)
Could you help clarify some of your terms here? For example, are your 'applications' issues in Jira? When you say 'moved from our project' are you meaning that these issues were moved to a different project in Jira? And is the 'sent for clarification' an issue status in Jira? Or does the issue status not change when this happens and the user just adds a comment?
Depending on the answers to the questions, it might not be possible to find this information in a JQL filter with Jira alone.
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