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why advanced filter "Resolved < startOfMonth()" doesn`t work?

Олександр Третяк
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November 16, 2016

I have issue with "status = Resolved",
but I can`t find it with querry:
Resolved < startOfMonth()
or  < endOfWeek()
etc.

I can`t anderstand why?!...

 

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Олександр Третяк
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November 17, 2016

Thank you! I didn`t catch this diference bifore...(

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Ignacio Pulgar
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November 16, 2016

The Status Resolved is not the same thing than the Date Field Resolved (also known as resolutiondate).

You can set your workflow so that, on entering Resolved status, a resolution is automatically set (or, alternatively, popup a dialog to set a resolution).

As soon as an issue has a value on the field Resolution, the date in which it happened will be recorded in the resolved/resolutiondate field.

It is likely that the issue lacks a resolution date. Try this JQL query to check it:

status = Resolved AND resolution is EMPTY
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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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November 16, 2016

Status and resolution are two separate things.

Your query, translated into English, is "issues that have a resolution date before the start of the month". 

It has nothing to do with "status = resolved" directly - it's looking at the date that a resolution was set on the issue.  Which may or may not be the date the issue was moved into "resolved"

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