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Hi, I am actually confused what would jira consider when I select updated date in filter.

Mahanth Prudhvi P

Hi,

I am actually confused what would jira consider when I select updated date in filter.

When I close the sprint every pending Issue will be carry forwarded to next sprint which will update sprint field. Will it be considered as an update?

I actually wanted to filter out the issues that have been in X status for X days with out any status update.

Thanks.

Accepted answers

Trudy Claspill

When using the "updated" field in a filter you will be considering the Updated field in the issues. That field is shown here below the panels on the right side of the issue view.

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Pretty much every change you can make to an issue will cause the Updated field to be modified.

With built in filtering capabilities you can't construct a filter that looks for issues that have been in a status for a given number of days.

You can check for issues that are in a specified status and have not had a status change since a specified explicit or relative date.

status=X and status was not changed after startOfDay(-number of days)

Refer to

https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/jql-operators/#CHANGED

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Trudy Claspill

When using the "updated" field in a filter you will be considering the Updated field in the issues. That field is shown here below the panels on the right side of the issue view.