I was trying to write JQL to check if Priority of a field was changed to blocker in last 15 minutes. When I looked at CHANGED operator it does not seem that I can use minutes as any predicate. I can not use updateddate because that may be any edit to the issue but that was closest I could get. AFTER, DURING do not work anything except dates.
Basically the query is simple : Find all issues where Priority of a ticket was changed TO blocker in last 15 minutes. I assume that the query will not try to find out tickets which were created as blocker.
Any help is appreciated.
Have you tried with something like:
priority changed to Blocker after -15m
yep, that's it and even more precise it would be:
priority changed TO Blocker AFTER -15m
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Thanks Udo, I missed that part. I have added that to the answer to be more complete.
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Hi,
I've tried this with a custom dropdown, but it doesn't work:
History searches do not support the 'Autotests' field.
Which fields are supported?
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Only JIRA Native fields like status or priority are currently supported for the Changed function.
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How can I query for something where the fields are not native Jira fields but the value changed from value a to value b over the course of time. is there a way we can query that?
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