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Nari Man
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Oct 25, 2018

How can I get a query of tickets where issue type changed? I know out of the box JIRA won't do that. Any way is that possible? 

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Oct 25, 2018

Hi @Nari Man,

you are correct that out of the box Jira does not support this feature. You can vote for the corresponding feature request.

One possibility you could try is the JQL Tricks Plugin. Its  docs list a function called movedIssues where you can search for issues which were moved from one issue type to another.

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Matthias.

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Helene Dryden
Helene Dryden Oct 10, 2022 • edited

Thanks Matthias, I made a whole mess accidentally converting Epics to Stories and needed to track each of them down again. I was able to download the JQL Tricks plugin per your suggestion and utilize the following advanced search: 

type = story AND jqlt.history.issuetype.from = Epic AND jqlt.history.issuetype.to = Story AND updated >= -7d 

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Oct 10, 2022

Great that you've shared your solution, @Helene Dryden

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Crystal Baker
Crystal Baker Aug 10, 2023

Darn. The JQL Tricks plugin for Jira Server is being sunsetted.

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