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using issueFieldExactMatch to filter specific months

shay zinamon
January 6, 2021

how/can i use 

issueFunction in issueFieldExactMatch to filter issues created in a specific month or months without filtering the day or the year ?

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Veronique DUFOUR
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January 6, 2021

Hi @shay zinamon 

You can use the following functions:

  • now()
  • startOfDay()
  • startOfWeek()
  • startOfMonth()
  • startOfYear()
  • endOfDay()
  • endOfWeek()
  • endOfMonth()
  • endOfYear()

 Also, here are some examples: 

updated <= "-4w 2d" (Use "w", "d", "h" and "m" to specify weeks, days, hours, or minutes.)

status WAS "Resolved" BEFORE "2019/02/02" (or DURING ("2010/01/01","2011/01/01"))

due < endOfMonth("+1")  optional increment of (+/-)nn(y|M|w|d|h|m)

Still it not exactly what your looking for but I think it will get you closer.

shay zinamon
January 7, 2021

i dont see how this will get me closer, the replay above will give me what i need but will require multiple updates for each year. 

thank you for your time and effort 

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Radek Dostál
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January 6, 2021

How far historically do you need to go?

 

Because instead of playing with regular expressions you might be fine with just

(created > 2020-01-01 and created < 2020-01-31) or (created > 2019-01-01 and created < 2019-01-31)

Assuming we're not going back more than 10 years or hitting a jql character limit.

shay zinamon
January 7, 2021

this will work but will require a manual update of the filters every year, i am looking for a general solution that is elegant and general