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my

Find work items assigned to me.

my open bugs

r:

Find work items reported by you, another user or with no reporter, using the prefix r: followed by a specific reporter term, such as me, a username or none.

Note that there can be no spaces between "r:" and the specific reporter term.

r:me — finds work items reported by you.
r:samuel — finds work items reported by the user whose username is "samuel".
r:none — finds work items with no reporter.

<project name>
or
<project key>

Find work items in a particular project.

test project
TST
tst

overdue

Find work items that were due before today.

overdue

created:
updated:
due:

Find work items with a particular Created, Updated, or Due Date using the prefixes created:, updated:, or due:, respectively. For the date range, you can use today, tomorrow, yesterday, a single date range (e.g. '-1w'), or two date ranges (e.g. '-1w,1w'). Note that date ranges cannot have spaces in them. Valid date/time abbreviations are: 'w' (week), 'd' (day), 'h' (hour), 'm' (minute).

created:today
created:yesterday
updated:-1w — finds work items updated in the last week.
due:1w — finds work items due in the next week.
due:-1d,1w — finds work items due from yesterday to next week.
created:-1w,-30m — finds work items created from one week ago, to 30 minutes ago.
created:-1d updated:-4h — finds work items created in the last day, updated in the last 4 hours.

<priority>

Find work items with a particular Priority.

blocker
major
trivial

<work type>

Find work items with a particular Work Type. Note that you can also use plurals.

bug
task
bugs
tasks

<resolution>

Find work items with a particular Resolution.

fixed
duplicate
cannot reproduce

Find work items with a particular Status.

To Do
Backlog
Open 

c:

Find work items with a particular Component(s). You can search across multiple components.

Note that there can be no spaces between "c:" and the component name.

c:security — finds work items with a component whose name contains the word "security".

v:

Find work items with a particular Affects Version(s). To find all work items belonging to a 'major' version, use the wildcard symbol '*'.

Note that there can be no spaces between "v:" and the version name.

v:3.0 — finds work items that match the following versions (for example):

• 3.0

• 3.0 eap

• 3.0 beta

  ...but will not match against the following versions (for example):

• 3.0.1

• 3.0.0.4

  That is, it will match against any version that contains the string you specify followed immediately by a space, but not against versions that do not contain a space immediately after the string you specify.

ff:

Find work items with a particular Fix For Version(s). Same usage as v:(above).

*

Wildcard symbol '*'. Can be used with v: and ff:.

Smart queries do not need to be enabled to use this command.

v:3.2* — finds any work item whose version number is (for example):

• 3.2

• 3.2-beta

• 3.2.1

• 3.2.x