How can I find all issues modified by a user between a given timeframe?

Tanya L Christensen October 5, 2017
Looking to show issues someone worked on over the weekend.

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Maarten Cautreels
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October 5, 2017

Hi Tanya,

Unfortunately there's not an easy way to filter on any update but you could filter on issues of which the status was changed by someone:

status CHANGED DURING (startOfWeek(-1d), startOfWeek()) BY fonteynf

 There's many (but not all) other fields for which you can use the same filter. Simply replace the "status" field in the query by another fieldname.

Best,

Maarten

Tanya L Christensen October 6, 2017

Thanks, this should help some.

Lilian October 20, 2021

This helped me big time today! Thanks!

Juan Sebastián Botero June 14, 2022

hi, what ore the fields that support 'By'? I tried 'updated' and 'updatedDate' with no luck :(

Stephen George March 12, 2024

@Juan Sebastián Botero That's part of the "CHANGED ... [BY ....]" operator, and only operates on the following fields:

This operator can be used with the Assignee, Fix Version, Priority, Reporter, Resolution, and Status fields only.

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Deepak Kumar December 2, 2021

This worked for me.

updated >= -1w AND reporter = deekumar

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Marcos Sanchez
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October 5, 2017

Hi!

You can try with a JQL query like 

updatedDate >= 2017-10-02 AND updatedDate <= 2017-10-05 

but changing dates by the ones you need.

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