I'm trying to search bugs that are not Closed at the end of the month. But how do I use the time in the query?
e.g. Project in (A, B, C) AND issuetupe = Bug AND !=Closed >=2022-07-31
Thanks for the answers.
I need to keep track about the older bugs as well. And I'm collecting data to Confluence at the end of every month. I had an example that is "status was not closed during (2022-07-25 00:00", "2022-07-31 23:59") but this one collects also the bugs that are closed before. I would like to have a search that gets every bug from the beginning to the given end date.
Hi Nina - Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
Try this: Project in (A, B, C) and issuetype = Bug and statusCategory != Done
Just run that on the last day of the month to see them.
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Welcome to the Atlassian Community.
You can try something like below -
project in (A, B, C) AND issuetype = "Bug" AND created >= 2022-08-01 AND created <= 2022-08-31 AND status != Closed
The above JQL is searching for Bugs created between 1st Aug'22 and 31st Aug'22 in A, B, C project and whose status is not closed. Hope this helps.
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Hi @Nina Karjalainen
Instead of replying in separate thread, will respond here. Since you need to find out Bugs that were created and not closed between start date and end date, the query I mentioned will work for you. eg: Lets assume you want to search for Bugs that were created since 1st Jan'22, until the end of August'22, then below query will give you what you need -
project in (A, B, C) AND issuetype = "Bug" AND created >= 2022-01-01 AND created <= 2022-08-31 AND status != Closed
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Glad that works for you @Nina Karjalainen, please accept my answer if it was useful, it will help others looking for similar solution.
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