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JIra - log for issues , which issues have changed issue type

Giorgi Tsitsvidze

JIra - how can i determine , which issues have changed issue type

for example issue type was "bug" and i change it with story

how determine this issues list , with jql or sql ...

or somehow without see ,one by one issues ...

thanks for help , and for your time...

Accepted answers

Juan Manuel Ibarra

Hi Giorgi,

You can make JQL queries on historical values of some fields with the was and changed operators. See this link

Maybe you can use the CHANGED command

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Juan Manuel Ibarra

Hi Giorgi,

You can make JQL queries on historical values of some fields with the was and changed operators. See this link

Maybe you can use the CHANGED command

Giorgi Tsitsvidze

thanks for answer ,
i try issuetype CHANGED FROM "Bug" , but result is

"History searches do not support the 'issuetype' field. "

Trudy P Claspill

Right, the CHANGED and WAS operators support Assignee, Fix Version, Priority, Reporter, Resolution, and Status fields only, as per

https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/advanced-search-reference-jql-operators/

There is a change request for this in Atlassian's backlog. You should add your vote to it.

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-66741

At this time the only way to get the information is to add an app to your system that provides that option. I've seen other posts on this same topic mention these apps:

JQL Tricks Plugin.

JQL Booster Pack

I have not used either of those apps.

Giorgi Tsitsvidze

thanks for answer Trudy , i will try this ...

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