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jeff trotman

Hi All,

Can anyone suggest an answer to this, i want to search for the number of bugs which have status changed from closed or status changed from "ready for test" to open, so i can capture how many bugs have been pushed by development to the test team, before the test team pushed it back due to the fault still being in the system.

Now I can use:

project = anyproject AND status changed from closed to open

project = anyproject AND status changed from "ready for test" to open

Both will give me the correct numbers, but if i use:

project = anyproject AND status changed from closed OR status changed from "Ready for test" to open

The numbers are incorrect by a factor of 500%, anyone have a solution?

Thanks

Accepted answers

Christos Moysiadis

How about this:

project = anyproject AND status changed from closed to open OR status changed from "Ready for test" to open

If you tried already then my fault

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Christos Moysiadis

How about this:

project = anyproject AND status changed from closed to open OR status changed from "Ready for test" to open

If you tried already then my fault

jeff trotman

Ok, tried that, not quite right

So this is the full string i use:

project = anyproject AND Customer = customer1 and type in (Bug) AND status changed from Closed to open OR status changed from "ready for test" to open

This starts pulling back incidents and enchancements, as well as customer2 and customer3.

Not sure why this would happen

Christos Moysiadis

use parenthesis :

project = anyproject AND (status changed from closed to open OR status changed from "Ready for test" to open) .... implement the parenthesis to your bigger JQL too

jeff trotman

Worked perfectly, thank you

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