Maybe I am missing something obvious:
I have a custom field "Date for next review".
One issue is set for review June 9th next year.
This query gives me a result:
project = BACKLOG AND "Date for next review" > 30d AND "Date for next review" < 200d
This query does not:
project = BACKLOG AND "Date for next review" > 30d AND "Date for next review" < 10m
(I know 200d and 10m is different in number - just to make a clear cut case)
Any idea?
Ah, I know this one. 10m is 10 minutes, not months.
You can only do weeks, days, hours and minutes in the range searches. I think the closest you can get is by using the endOfMonth() functions, or something like > 30d and < 90d
So your first query is basically: date between 30 days from now and 200 days from now
while the second one
date between 30 days from now and 10 minutes from Now–> that makes no sense
I guess you took m for months but it is minutes.
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hmm, who converted my answer to a question?
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I mean comment...
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* arf... non-functioning brain...*
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I only know it because I did exactly the same several times when I was learning JIRA... :-)
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To conclude: I missed something obvious :)
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