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How to query the issues which age is more than 10 days in JIRA

Liu Maggie

I'd like to create a filter to query the issues (bug) which age is more than 10 days in JIRA.

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Yogesh Mude_u145qk

HI @Liu Maggie

Welcome to the Community!

You can use the JQL like Project = XYZ and IssueTyep = Bug and createdDate (between range, More than function.)

Alexey Matveev

Hello,

I guess, a JQL query would look like this:

created < -10d and issuetype = Bug

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Yogesh Mude_u145qk

HI @Liu Maggie

Welcome to the Community!

You can use the JQL like Project = XYZ and IssueTyep = Bug and createdDate (between range, More than function.)

Alexey Matveev

Hello,

I guess, a JQL query would look like this:

created < -10d and issuetype = Bug

Liu Maggie

Thank you, Yogesh!

Another question: I want to display each bug's age in query result list, how to do it?

Liu Maggie

Thanks Alexey!

Liu Maggie

@Alexey Matveev, tried it and it works as I expected. Very simple query, and I like it. Thank you again!

Alexey Matveev

By the way, if you want to display bug's age. You would need a plugin for it. For example, you could use the Power Custom Fields plugin. It is a free add-on:

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1210749/power-custom-fields?hosting=server&tab=overview

Your custom field code would look like this

return currentDate() - created;

Then you can add this field to your query result.

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