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Hi @Kumar, Pilli Pradeep (Citco) It's not possible to track deleted comments in Jira. You can only see when a comment was deleted and by which user. As an alternative to track deleted comments, you can try Issue History for Jira app developed by my team.

Hi @nsherega Do you need to export history for one or multiple issues? Both options are available with Issue History for Jira app developed by my team. Single issue: Multiple tasks:

Hi @Ashish Ranjan JQL has limited ability to search past changes. If you are open to using add-ons, you can check some workarounds, such as Issue History for Jira from my team. It allows the search of any phrase/words within all issues past changes. Additionally, you have filters for dates, projects, assignees, etc. Just…

Hi @Nathalie Lahdo You might check out this article: Jira Cloud vs Data Center: How Each Handles Issue Deletion

Hi @Vinodh Venoo WAS operator works only for six fields: Assignee, Fix Version, Priority, Reporter, Resolution, and Status. If you are open to using add-ons, you can check the Issue History for Jira from my team. It doesn't work precisely as JQL; however, you might filter by a specific field like Components and get all…

Hi @Anne Saunders Jira's Activity Streams gadget provides a selection of specific users but no ability to filter by the current user. If you are open to using apps, you can explore the one developed by my team. Activities gadget by Issue History allows filtering by the current user: You can use your existing filters and…

Hi @Shannon Hoskins It should be currently available for paid Jira Cloud users: Deleted Ticket Finally Appears in Audit Log You can also check out these materials: Deleted tasks How to store deleted issues in Jira?

Hi @Mahanth Prudhvi P As JQL doesn't work for this case, you might explore alternative solutions: 1) Activity Stream gadget (built-in on Jira dashboard). It allows filtering by comments and dates (it's only possible to choose dates, not hours) 2) Issue History for Jira (app from my team). You can filter by dates and…

Hi @Mohit Edupuganti That's not likely to be possible with automation. You might check this article with an alternative solution from my team: Schedule emails to get issue changes in Jira

Hi @mateus.oliveira You can check the Activity Stream gadget. There is a specific filter for transitions. However, it might not look very structured for your case. You can also check the second top answer…

@Tomislav Tobijas thank you for mentioning Issue History for Jira. @dania jawad The app developed by my team tracks and highlights changes to any field. Here is a screenshot of how the description changes look, just to see if it looks like something you need. You can also open each line for more details on what was…

Hi @Ryan Du It's also possible to move the issue to the required project without deleting it.

So, for your case, you can check out two options: 1) Activity Stream gadget (built-in on Jira dashboard). Here you can see: + Who updated the issue field + Date of change + Filter by status transitions - No export 2) Issue History for Jira (add-on developed by my team). + Who updated the issue field + Date of change +…

Hi @Dorothy De Pina What type of activity would you like to get or export? 

Hi @Philip Abdalla Here is a similar post you might check: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/status-changes-timestamp/qaq-p/2909209 The second top answer shows how to get status changes using the JIRA REST…

Hi @Samiappan Jayachandran The dashboard creation date should be available in the Jira Audit Log. Read more here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/audit-log-events-in-jira-998879036.html#:~:text=ADDITIONAL%20EVENTS%20AVAILABLE-,Category%3A%20Dashboards,-Coverage%20level

Hi @Marty Monaco You can check out this thread: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Is-it-possible-to-get-the-issue-history-using-the-REST-API/qaq-p/510094 The second top answer shows how to get status changes using the JIRA REST API. If you are open to trying add-ons, check out Issue History for Jira…

Hi @Andrew Prowse It's not possible to find and recover a deleted card. There is no "recycle bin" in Jira. You can only take some actions to prevent losing deleted issues in the future (backups or add-ons). More info…

Hi @Anahit Sukiasyan Thank you for your feedback! I’m glad you found the article helpful. Tracking changes for custom fields can indeed be challenging. I believe Jira Automation can help with this. You can set up rules to automatically notify your team when specific custom fields are updated or log changes in a dedicated…

Hi @Manuel Pallier The ticket history should preserve the initial description value, but it doesn't preserve the formatting and it's not easy to identify what was changed: Other options to check description updates: * Activity Streams built-in gadget on Jira dashboard. You can filter by issue and find the initial entry of…

Hi @wvacchiani Unfortunately, JQL still doesn't work for searching issues that moved between projects. If you are open to alternative solutions, you can check this case: How to track tasks that moved from Project A to Project B Issue History for Jira (developed by my team) can help track project changes for issues.

Hi @shay ron You might check this article: How to capture the “date of change” for Jira issues However, there is no easy way to export status change timestamps in Jira. Some apps developed by my team can help to export timestamps: * Issue History for Jira allows you to get timestamps for any field change, including…

Hi @Shivam Sharma - Optimizory To open Bulk change, go for View all issues from Search or Filters menu. For the next steps of bulk operation, you need to: Choose Issues Choose Operation Operation Details Confirm I am not sure about the parent, but assignee should be available for this operation.

Hi @Rajkumar Rajamanickam You can check this article: How to see custom field history in Jira Issue History for Jira might be a good option for seeing changes for the specific custom field. The app is developed by my team. It allows you to filter by dates, projects, etc., and select the custom field. Here is an example:

Hi @Lin Xiaochi Data Center offers its users the ability to track who deleted issues and when. It’s available only for Jira admins, and you can find it when checking the audit log. So, if you have admin access, you also need to ensure that all settings are configured correctly to start recording deleted tasks. Change…

@Trudy P Claspill got it, thank you

Hi @Dawn Criswell There is no way to recover deleted issues if you don't have a backup. Here, you can read about options to prevent losing deleted issues in the future: Jira Cloud: How to restore deleted issue? Top Jira apps to restore deleted issues [Cloud and Data Center]

Hi @James Schnur You can check the History section under the Activity for each issue. It should capture the date and time for every issue change. Let me know if it works for your Vote fields.

Hi @Tim Williams If you need to track the history of multiple issues, you can try the Activity Stream gadget on the Jira dashboard. It allows you to filter issues by project and dates and check all past activities. Another more flexible solution might be Issue History for Jira app developed by my team. It allows filter…

Hi @roumaissa hamidi Thanks for your feedback!