Hi, I am trying to get the delta in list of issues between two dates. For example on 01Dec11, in a filter "A" there are 5 issues. AAA-1, AAA-2, AAA-3, AAA-4, AAA-5.
On the 07Dec11 the filter output is - AAA-1, AAA-2, AAA-3, AAA-6, AAA-7.
I want to see on the screen - AAA-4, AAA-5, AAA-6, AAA-7
Regards,
Yogesh
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I would have thought that JQL could do this sort of thing. Imagine the filter is showing items in status "To be developped". Basically you want issues where
(status = "To be developped" on firstDate) and (status <> "To be developped" on secondDate)
OR
(status = "To be developped" on secondDate) and (status <> "To be developped" on firstDate)
Yes. Idea here is - Imagine you are working on a project and for that you marked all issues for R1 release. You are declaring that it is your baselined scope for the release. over the period of time, people do change the fix version of the existing issues and people may add the new issues in the scope. How do we identify the scope deviation from the planned scope? for this I need this filter.
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You can do some of what you want to with WAS predicates. So, to extend @Hugh Prior's answer:
(status WAS "To be developed" on "2015-10-15") and (status WAS NOT "To be developed" on "2015-10-22")
This is limited to fields that WAS works with, so you can't arbitrarily apply this to any filter.
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