When I give created = "2015/09/02" or updated = "2015/09/02" in a filter query, it does not result in any data. But there are bugs which have been either created or modified on this date.
Giving the exact date will not help as it indicates 12:00AM in the morning. Try giving the period:
created >= "2015/09/02" and created < "2015/09/03" (i.e. next day, depends on your day format).
You can also use functions like startOfDay() and endOfDay().
Minor detail, do not forget "updated" (created >= "2015/09/02" and created < "2015/09/03") or (updated >= "2015/09/02" and updated < "2015/09/03")
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Thanks Jobin & Nick. It worked for me. I would also like to know how to get the status of bugs at a point in time. For eg. the status of bugs for 09/03/2015 is Open/Reopened: 30 Resolved: 25 Closed: 45 In Progress: 2 How do I get the status as of 09/01/2015? Thanks Sandeep
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You can't do this with searching. Searching returns the current state. But you can search based on history of status. For example, status changed from xyz to abc after -10d by jobin And so on..
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