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Hello @Dave Stillwell I'm Bartek from Orbiscend OU - ARGON app provider. If you are open for third-party app, here’s a concise answer based on ARGON’s commented function, focusing on the content parameter: To find issues that do NOT contain specific text (e.g. “Code 1234”) in comments, you could use not in…
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Hello @Jonathan Smith I'm Bartek, from Orbiscend OU - ARGON app provider If you are open for third-party app, I could suggest to check ARGON solution. With ARGON’s commented function this is possible. You can filter issues based on comment author, comment date range and content, independent of issue creation date. Example…
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Hello @Harsh I'm Bartek, from Orbiscend OU - ARGON app provider. If you will switch to Jira Cloud in the future, you can try our app ARGON Our commented function allows you to search for issues that have comments matching specific criteria, such as content, author, or time period. issue in commented("project = SER", "John…
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Hello @Richard A_ Michaels I'm Bartek, from Orbiscend OU - ARGON app provider If you are open for third party apps, maybe you can find solution with our ARGON app. With advance JQL search function like ex. fieldValue, Regex. field operator fieldValue("subquery", "field_name") issue in regex("subquery", "field", "pattern")…
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Hello @Daud Jusab I'm Bartek, from Orbiscend OU - ARGON app provider In Jira Cloud, nested JQL functions (like parentsOf() and subtasksOf()) are subject to internal subquery limits, so the inner query may be capped (e.g. ~1000 issues). This is a known platform limitation and cannot be fully bypassed with standard JQL. I…
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Hello @Joshua Stokes I'm Bartek from Orbiscend OU - ARGON app provider. Even you are not a fan of third party app, please check what ARGON (Powerful JQL Search) can offer. Argon in Runs on Atlassian and now is for free on Marketplace. So security and pay issues solved ;) Some combination of Argon function can help you in…
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Hello @Kevin Gérard This is totally relatable problem 😊 If I may, I would like to propose you to check ARGON app (which you can find on Marketplace). You can turn those interactions into something much closer to a personal task list using advanced JQL functions.…
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Hello @daniel.billingham If your goal is to track “waste” during a sprint, relying on Work Description (which is essentially unstructured text) will always be limiting—especially for dashboards. What you can do is to use apps, such as Argon, which actually allow you to find issues by the time they spent in certain status.…
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Hello @Devakumar I'm Bartek from Orbiscend OU - app provider for Marketplace. I would like to recommend to check our new app - ARGON - Powerful JQL Search for Jira. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/2170466783/argon-powerful-jql-search-for-jira?hosting=cloud&tab=overview With our issue > timeInStatus and others new…
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Hello Michael, I'm Bartek from Orbiscend OU - technical and sales support for ARGON app. In this case, suitable solution could be use the ARGON app and its worklog() function, instead of worklogDate field, whose behavior – as correctly pointed out – depends on the Jira version. To find issues that do not have any worklogs,…
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Hello @KMEROVIL Maybe you could try with containing specific text ex: issue in commented("project = SER", "John", "", "", "approved") Maybe ARGON app can help in this case https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/2170466783/argon-powerful-jql-search-for-jira?hosting=cloud&tab=overview
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Hello @Garrett Stauffer Maybe you could try to solve this by finding issue with comments by user containing specific text, ex: issue in commented("project = SER", "John", "", "", "approved") , or containing specific text: issue in commented("project = SER", "", "2023/01/01", "", "urgent") You could try to use ARGON app for…