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Priority updated using JQL

Rahul Aich [Nagra]

I want to identify all the issues in my JIRA which has updated its priority from P2 to P1 in past 6 months.

Is this possible?

Rahul

Accepted answers

Nicolas Bourdages

Use the "Changed" operator.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/jira063/advanced-searching-operators-reference-683542529.html#AdvancedSearching-OperatorsReference-CHANGED

Your query would look like "priority changed FROM "P1" TO "P2" ("date1", "date2")

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Nicolas Bourdages

Use the "Changed" operator.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/jira063/advanced-searching-operators-reference-683542529.html#AdvancedSearching-OperatorsReference-CHANGED

Your query would look like "priority changed FROM "P1" TO "P2" ("date1", "date2")

Mario Günter

The "Changed" operator is genious to find out your issues by JQL! Unfortunately it doesn't work with components.

Ameya

It works with components too. I tried and tested it.

Works like a charm.

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