Hi,
I want to filter all the jira tickets which belong to X project and were created Y minutes ago and Can someone please help me with the following query?
This is what my query looks like:
project = X AND createdDate > '-20m'
Questions:
1. can someone please explain what is the difference between createdDate and created?
2. For filtering issues with days I am using
project = X AND createdDate > '-20d'
Can someone please confirm if this is correct? Basically I am running an automation basis this filter and it doesn't seem to work.
Hi @Piyush Dinde - I have never seen a difference when using either created or createdDate. Both should work as you intend.
Your last query should also work - when you run it as a filter, do you get the results you expect? (Outside of the Automation that you are using).
On the time, unfortunately, there is not way to currently do that. You could use createdDate > startOfDay() to see issues created today. But you can't control based on time of day. You could put in a value for minutes inside the ( ) for the time you are running it, but you would have to do that manually and not use with automation.
Thanks @John Funk
I shall try the suggested approach. I think it should work.
Also, I want to select issues which were created or updated in the project
project = X AND created > -30d OR updated = -30d
With this approach I am getting all the tickets from all the projects. Could you help me with the right query?
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The main test is to run it and see if it is provided you with what you expect. :-)
This should do the trick for you:
project = X AND (created > -30d OR updated > -30d)
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