Hi dear community,
Im struggling about advance searching in jql
what Im looking for;
All issues ,A user, update in only 2025.02.24.
attempted,issuekey IN updatedBy("A,2025/02/24"), i saw some of tickets are created 2025.03.24 even not exist in update date. where am i making mistake? Could you help me please?
hello @nida ergenç ~ if you're looking for all issues updated within a specific date range by a specific person, use the following syntax:
issuekey IN updatedBy(user, dateFrom, dateTo)
issuekey IN updatedBy(A, "2025/02/24", "2025/02/25")
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Hi @nida ergenç ,
Good day!
Try the below:
Project = "Project key" AND updated >= "2025-02-24" AND updated <= "2025-02-24" AND username = "<account_id>"
Thanks,
Armitha.
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JQL: (updated >= "2025-02-24" and updated <= "2025-02-24") and (assignee = a or reporter = a)
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You may try like below JQL-
project = "Project Key" AND (updated >= "2025-02-24" and updated <= "2025-02-24") AND issuekey in updatedBy("A")
If it does not give you the correct result, use the time frame after the date.
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