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I need to go back and look at some events in August-October 2010. We use JIRA for issue tracking.

Is there a way in JIRA to look at my "activity stream" for this timeframe?

Jason S
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  • are you using [Tempo plugin](http://www.tempoplugin.com/jira-studio)? what you describe sounds pretty similar to how it was demoed to me. Activity stream within bounds of certain time-window, stuff like that. Also, did you consider [JIRA SQL queries](http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRACOM/Example+SQL+queries+for+JIRA)? – gnat Aug 19 '11 at 20:32
  • ??? migrated from programmers?! This isn't directly relevant to creation of software. – Jason S Aug 19 '11 at 23:56
  • @JasonS Jira questions are hard to place. It can be classed as a project management system (esp. w/GreenHopper), often used for software development, by programmers - that's 3 separate SE sites. A proposal for an "Atlassian" SE site was shut down as a duplicate of SO, so the powers that be believe this is the correct site. The best place is probably Atlassian's own site: https://answers.atlassian.com/ – Mark McDonald Dec 06 '11 at 01:29

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The Activity Stream gadget can be configured with a filter by username. Since activity includes comments, this generally yields a list of comments by that user. Note that this requires a case-sensitive username, not the friendly Display Name.

Click the filter icon on the gadget: Activity Stream filter configuration

Resulting filtered Activity Stream: Filtered Activity Stream display

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  • I forgot to mention that there is a time filter in the gadget controls as well. – Dannid May 25 '16 at 17:51
  • thanks but I won't be able to evaluate your answer (question is from 5 years ago + I've moved on to other things) – Jason S May 25 '16 at 17:55
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    No problem - I answered this because I was looking for a better answer myself and the search brought me here. I figured if it brought me, it will bring others and now there's a place where I can find this solution. – Dannid May 25 '16 at 17:56
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assignee = currentUser() and updated > "2010/08/01" and updated < "2010/10/31"

Should work.

EDIT: This is to be placed in the "Custom Filter" query box.

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    will try it when I get back from vacation (just wanted to warn you in case you were expecting acceptance within a few days) – Jason S Aug 20 '11 at 00:17
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    won't work if it was assigned to someone else, or you worked & commented on it without being assignee – Vladimir Alexiev Dec 05 '11 at 22:56
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    This only shows issues currently assigned to the user. Change to "assignee WAS currentUser()" to include issues previously assigned to the user. – PointZeroTwo Jun 23 '14 at 16:59
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Use Issue Navigator and search your name for issues between the dates, check the comments flag

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What about a hammer:

updated > -365d AND (watcher = currentUser() OR assignee = currentUser() OR assignee was currentUser() OR creator = currentUser() OR reporter = currentUser() OR comment ~ currentUser() OR text ~ currentUser() OR summary ~ currentUser() OR description ~ currentUser()) ORDER BY updated DESC

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The HP/Palm Jira Search Plugin has this:

  1. JQL function that searches comments by author and date in addition to comment content.
  2. JQL function that searches all issues touched by a certain user or during a relative or absolute period. Touched means the user created the issue, edited a field on the issue or commented on the issue.

Also has nice Complex Search UI: Complex Search UI

Vladimir Alexiev
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