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Insight- history

It is possible to search by key words in objects history?

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Hi @Arkadiusz Baka

Insight currently does not offer a freetext search in the objects' history. But you can add this as a feature request to our developers in https://jira.riada.io

Having said that, you can send a REST call to Insight and get the objects' History. In that sense, you can search in the resulted data using the REST solution.

Cheers!

Nader

Team Riada

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I think you mean https://jira.riada.io ;)

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@PD Sheehancorrect! I missed adding the S :D

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Actually... my finger added the s automatically. It appears that your site has automatic redirect anyway.

But I meant riada vs raida (you transposed the a and the i)

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two for two! Thank you ;)

Corrected that one as well

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Hi Arkadiusz,

Please check this : https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwarecloud/advanced-searching-fields-reference-764478339.html
Navigate down to "Enviroment" section as this could be the solution to your problem.

Regards,
Mario

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