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Filter for issues with "target start" in the past

Angelos Xynogalas
Angelos Xynogalas Dec 01, 2022

Hi everyone, 

might be a simple question, but somehow all my attempts didn`t bring up a valid result. I want to write a JQL-filter, that shows me all issues (New Features) with "target start" in the past or "target start"-field empty. 

 

Any suggestions? 

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Jack Brickey
Jack Brickey Community Leader Dec 01, 2022

"Target start" < startofday() or "target start" is empty

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Angelos Xynogalas
Angelos Xynogalas Dec 01, 2022 • edited

Does "<=now()" also works in this case? (for showing the issues with target start in the past)

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Jack Brickey
Jack Brickey Community Leader Dec 01, 2022

Yep . Note that using the = would not meet the "in the past" requirement. So you may or may not want to leave that operator off.

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Angelos Xynogalas
Angelos Xynogalas Dec 01, 2022

You are right, good hint :) Thanks for helping me. 

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