For example, in Europe, the first day of the week is generally considered to be Monday, while in the USA, it is considered to be Sunday.
See also endOfDay(), endOfMonth(), endOfYear(), startOfDay(), startOfWeek(), startOfMonth(), and startOfYear.įor the endOfWeek() function, the result depends upon your locale. Perform searches based on the end of the current week. WAS*, WAS IN*, WAS NOT*, WAS NOT IN*, CHANGED*įind issues due by the end of this month:įind issues due by the end of next month:įind issues due by the 15th of next month:
Rssowl advanced search plus#
If the plus/minus (+/-) sign is omitted, plus is assumed.Ĭreated, Due, Resolved, Updated, custom fields of type Date/Time endOfMonth("+1") is the same as endOfMonth("+1M"). If the time unit qualifier is omitted, it defaults to the natural period of the function, e.g. Where inc is an optional increment of (+/-)nn(y|M|w|d|h|m). Search for issues that are assigned to a completed Sprint. Referrer in cascadeOption( "\"none\"" ,none) Referrer in cascadeOption( "\"none\"", "\"none\"" )įind issues where a custom field ("Referrer") has the value "none" for the first tier and no value for the second tier:
Find issues where a custom field ("Referrer") has the value "none" for the first tier and "none" for the second tier:.Find issues where a custom field ("Location") has no value for the first tier and no value for the second tier:.Find issues where a custom field ("Location") has the value "USA" for the first tier and no value for the second tier:.Find issues where a custom field ("Location") has the value "USA" for the first tier and any value (or no value) for the second tier:.Location in cascadeOption("USA","New York") Find issues where a custom field ("Location") has the value "USA" for the first tier and "New York" for the second tier:.CascadeOption(parentOption) cascadeOption(parentOption,childOption)
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