I have received a request from management that they would like to know when descriptions inside a story gets updated from any particular sprint planning session, so a specific date. I am not aware that Jira keeps history on descriptions in stories, so I don't know how I would create a query to identify this information. I know I can create a query on a specific description, but again not when descriptions are modified. Does anyone know, if this can be done?
As far as I know, JQL queries don't support history searches for the description field.
I can suggest an alternative solution – Issue History app from my team. Here you can monitor all changes for any standard or custom issue field. Just add the description field to the grid's columns.
An example:
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Yes, exactly (for Jira Cloud). Let me know if you need more help
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Hi @Yuliia_Borivets__SaaSJet_ I uploaded "Issue History" into my Jira instance and I love it. I have a question for you. Do you know, if custom issues can be shown in the Issue type column, because I inherited a Jira setup where the folks before me created a "Feature" custom issue that they link to Epics and then the stories are linked to the custom "Feature" issue. I am trying to identify stories that have changed descriptions to the Feature issue, instead of the Epic issue, but I can't figure out how to show the Feature issue in type column. Thanks
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As far as I know, the Issue type column should reflect custom issues. I'm not sure I understand what changes you need to monitor. If you want to get Issue type changes – add an issue type field to the table columns.
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Hi @Clifford Perea - You can accomplish this with automation.
{{issue.sprint.startDate}}
{{now}}
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Thanks Mark. This is much more advanced than what I know about creating queries in Jira.
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Jira Automation isn't so bad. You can get to it here:
https://YOURINSTANCE.atlassian.net/jira/servicedesk/projects/YOURPROJECTKEY/settings/automate#/
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