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JQL in different date/time context

Thomas Berg
Thomas Berg May 23, 2022

Is it possible (maybe using plugins) to make a JQL in context an earlier DateTime, e.g., one week ago?

 

Meaning that the results returned on my query are the same results as if I ran the same query one week ago?

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May 23, 2022

Not sure I am totally following what you are trying to do, but you could try using some of the existing JQL functions like:

startOfWeek(-1) would be last week

startOfDay(-7) would be 7 days ago

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Thomas Berg
Thomas Berg May 26, 2022

Sorry for the bad explanation.

At the end of week 1 let's say I do a query of all cards with status open. Let's say it returns 10 cards

Now, at end of week 2, I want to do a query of all cards with status open at the end of week 1. Which should also return 10 cards. - No matter how many cards were opened/closed/reopened during week 2.

The same thing at the end of week 3, I want to do a query of all cards with status open at the end of week 1, which again should also return 10 cards.

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