I am wanting to create a JQL search that will look for all issues within a specific project's current sprint that have time logged within the last 36 hours.
It’s possible to set exactly the last 36 hours or any other time in Dynamic Filters: JQL Replacer add-on. It’s developed by my team to simplify JQL requests. So you can select all the required data with the help of Smart Field Manager as shown below:
Here is how you set the worklog date you need:
At last, just select created Smart Fields to get them shown:
Hope you find it helpful.
Regards
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Hi @Margaret Hodges,
I am not sure about a JQL statement that would search back exactly 36 hours from now, but the following will get you quite close:
Project = <your project> AND Sprint in OpenSprints() AND WorkLogDate >= StartOfDay(-1)
Sprint in OpenSprints() will dynamically fetch the current sprint. WorkLogDate >= StartOfDay(-1) will fetch all issues with worklogs after the start of the previous day.
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If I use WorkLogDate >= StartOfDay(-3) will it fetch all issues with worklogs after the previous three days?
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Hi Margaret
Yes you are right.
It also support functions and you can find more information in fields documentation.
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/jql-fields/
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