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change in comments "6 days ago" to date (and how to set date format)

Hi

I was asked to have in issue comments a date instead of 

"6 days ago" 

and also how to set date format

 

 

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Alexey Matveev
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Feb 13, 2018

Right now your Jira instance uses relative dates. If you are on Jira Server/Data Center then you can follow the following KB to switch your Jira to absolute dates:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/disable-relative-dates-in-jira-applications-414187622.html

But you will have absolute date in all Jira. Not only in comments.

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Am I right that there is no solution for Jira cloud? And not sure if it is the right to add my question here or if I should have raised a new question?

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Not sure if / when this was updated, but as of 8 June 2022, you can click on the relative date in the screens, and it will switch to standard date format.

Is this for Cloud? Or for Server/Data Center as well? If so, which version?

I think we are on the latest Server version, but clicking on the relative data doesn't do it..

Thank you, indeed this works now.   Shame it's not the default.

I really wonder why anyone would ever use relative dates, and why software developers ever decided to program it like that. Because they were tired of putting a boring old date on the screen ? Or because they want to give the impression that there is some fake AI behind it ?

I find myself continually having to calculate what the real date is. Please get this solved!

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Charly _DEISER_
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Feb 13, 2018

Hi @Eran Polna

Check this doc from Atlassian about disabling relative dates:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/disable-relative-dates-in-jira-applications-414187622.html

If you want to change dates format you can go to: Administration - System - General configuration - Advanced settings.

Hope this helps

Just to be clear, only an admin can do this for the whole jira workspace? 

Can it be done for a project only?

Hi @Sandra Rita H  

Yes Only Jira Admin can change this but unfortunately this option is not available on jira Cloud. 

In Jira Server going to  Administration - System - General configuration - Advanced settings will give you the following options. See screenshot. No option to change the relative date format.

Still only way is to change the 'hardcoded' start up config file(links above) of the server(Server/Data Center)

2022-10-17 10_07_08-Advanced Settings - Jira.png

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