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how many times an issue have been "reopened"?

Akhil_vs
Akhil_vs Feb 03, 2016

Hi ,

I need to find out how many times an issue has been reopened. Is there any jql query I can use here?

Note: I don't want to find the reopened issue, i need to get the count of reopened issues.

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Feb 03, 2016

Hi @Akhil vs

You can use JIRA Misc Custom Fields - Transition Count Field

 

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yogesh.aiyer Feb 12, 2020

Is there a way we can even track the names and the counts with dates, the case was reopened.

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