To access the application, navigate to the top menu and select Apps > Issue History Dashboard for Jira.

When you access the app, projects, policies, statuses and users are loaded. You will be able to use them later in filtering your search result.

When you access the app, projects, policies, statuses and users are loaded. You will be able to use them later in filtering your search result.

Filter Area

The Filter Area enables you to refine your search results using various criteria. The following filters are available:

Project

Select one or multiple projects to filter your results.

Issue Type

Choose one or multiple issue types to narrow down your search.

Issue

Select one or multiple specific issues to focus on.

Summary

Enter a text query to search for specific summaries.

Creation Date

Use this filter to specify a date range for when issues were created. You can set a "from" date, a "to" date, or both.

Priority

Select one or multiple priority levels to filter your results.

Versions

Choose one or multiple versions to focus on.

Status

Select one or multiple statuses to filter your results.

Reporter

Choose one or multiple reporters to focus on.

Assignee

Select one or multiple assignees to filter your results.

Date of Change

Use this filter to specify a date range for when changes were made to issues. You can set a "from" date, a "to" date, or both.

Updated By

Select one or multiple users who made changes to issues.

Field Updated

Choose one or multiple fields that were updated.

Value From and Value To

Enter text queries to search for specific changes made to issues.

Once you've selected a project, the relevant issue types, issues, and versions will be automatically loaded. Please note that this loading process may take some time, depending on the volume of issues present under the project.

However, the good news is that once the data is loaded, you can filter, sort, and paginate through the results without having to wait for the data to reload. This allows for seamless and efficient exploration of your project data.

Click the Search button to initiate the process.

 If you're satisfied with your search criteria, click Continue to proceed. Otherwise, you can cancel your search.

If you suspect changes to projects, priorities, statuses, or users, cancel your search, click 'Refresh Projects, Priorities, Statuses and Users', and then click Search again to retrieve the latest data.

Once you submitted the search the data will be loaded.

The issue history for the loaded issues will be generated.

Search Result

The result is presented in a table with sortable columns and pagination. Each history change is displayed in a row, with columns representing:

Issue Key

Key of the issue containing the history change. This is a clickable link to the issue page.

Issue Type

Type of issue containing the history change.

Summary

Summary of the issue containing the history change.

Project Name

Name of the project associated with the issue. This is a clickable link to the project page.

Project Key

Key of the project associated with the issue. This is a clickable link to the project page.

Created

Creation date of the issue.

Priority

Priority level of the issue.

Version

Version(s) of the issue.

Status

Current status of the issue.

Reporter

Name of the reporter who created the issue. This is a link to the user page.

Assignee

Name of the assignee responsible for the issue. This is a link to the user page.

Date of Change

Date when the history change occurred.

Updated By

Name of the user who made the update. This is a link to the user page.

Field Updated

Name of the field updated by the history change.

Value From

Previous value of the updated field.

Value To

New value of the updated field after the change.

Clicking the "Export to CSV" button downloads the search results in CSV format, enabling further analysis and visualization through charting.