Hello!
I'm trying to search for all issues that was updated in the last X hours by a specific user. It does not need to be the last update.
If a specific user made an update (any type of update) in the last X hours, the issue should appear in the search.
Not sure if I can do that with the basic search, I'm afraid I need to use JQL. Could someone please help with the expression?
Thanks!
Gui.
Hi Gui,
To get all activity, it is probably better to use a dashboard with an Activity Stream gadget.
Use Username and the person's username, obviously and maybe add Update Date is today
Yes, that's a nice idea @John Funk . Thanks!
I tried to add the person's username, but there is no autocomplete. https://share.getcloudapp.com/kpuNKLzn
I can't even click on the done button anymore, it's out of the screen. https://share.getcloudapp.com/d5uP1vq0
These poor UX in Jira drives me crazy :(
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try just tying the username without the autocomplete. For example, john.funk
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@John Funk Yeah, I did that. But I just can't understand these very frequent poor UX. Nevermind, lol
Thanks, John.
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Go to Settings > User Management and search for the user. You will need to have Site Admin permissions to do that.
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@John Funk Thanks!
What I see is this.
Because of the spaces (I think), the Activity Stream gadget does not find the results.
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Alternatively, you could use the updatedBy() function of JQL:
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/advanced-search-reference-jql-functions/
Examples
Find issues that were updated by John Smith:issuekey IN updatedBy(jsmith)
Find issues that were updated by John Smith within the last 8 days:
issuekey IN updatedBy(jsmith, "-8d")
Find issues updated between June and September 2018:issuekey IN updatedBy(jsmith, "2018/06/01", "2018/08/31")
If you try to find issues updated in the last hour, like in the following example, the time will be rounded up to 1 day, as smaller values aren't supported:
issuekey IN updatedBy(jsmith, "-1h")
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@Daniel Ebers thank you kindly!
This worked great for my end user.
I had to do multiple specific dates rather than a range so mine ended up looking closer to:
issuekey IN updatedBy("jsmith", "2018/06/01") OR issuekey IN updatedBy("jsmith", "2018/06/10") OR issuekey IN updatedBy("jsmith", "2018/06/15")
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