Following advice of some other answers in this forum - like this one - I tried writing a JQL query that would return all issues that have their status changed from TO DO to IN PROGRESS within the last 2 days, like so:
status changed FROM "To Do" TO "In Progress" AFTER "-2d"
However, I get no results, even though I am certain there are issues that would meet the query. What am I doing wrong?
This JQL works for me.
Do you want only to show a list of issues or return to some status?
Hi. I just need the list of issues. And the fact that it works for you is both reassuring and confusing... :)
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OK, so I found out that the reason the query doesn't work for me is because I'm using a next-gen project. Very annoying...
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If you don't find another solution, you can try the Dynamic Filter app (developed by my team). It allows creating advanced filters for next-gen and classic projects. To filter the issue list by your request, do such steps:
1. Add Smart Field
2. Create a Dynamic filter by adding before created Smart Fields. And save it (optionally, you can save it for Jira filters).
Hope, you will find the best solution for yourself.
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