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Every day, multiple Jiras keep getting created. Among them, I want to know when a specific label (For Example: "Important") was tagged to some of the Jira
How can I get this data out using Filters, please let me know
Hi Krishna,
You might consider setting up Automation For Jira to do just that. It's a free product now included out of the box with Jira. Set up a rule to send you an email when the Labels field changes (and you can put some conditions around that for when you want to see it).
I found an article which might help your case which is related to getting notifications when label is added :
https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Label-notifications/qaq-p/268710
Additionally, you gotta be an issue watcher.
Let me know if that helps.
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Hi @KrishnaP
Just go to the Issue Activity tab and have a look at the audit trail . You can find the label added date from the activity logs.
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Ajay, Thank you. Was looking at something that is automated way of getting the results
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Hello @KrishnaP
You want to find issue with a label let's says "My label" tagged with the world "Important" ?
You can use this jql:
Project =" Abc" and "my label" in ("Important")
Hope this helps
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