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This is a bug. The custom field of DateTime type should work the same as Date Type.
is sincemeans due date after that date, andis untilmeans due date before that date. -
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Previous Value Current Value How to use Issue queries
Can not query issue by comparing custom field of DateTime type to some date
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State changed as build #2335 is successful
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I've created some custom fields for the issues.
One of which is Due Date. I understand there is the Milestone feature, but I think it's a bit of an overkill to create a whole milestone for a simply quick job due for a specific date.
When I think of Milestone, I think "Beta 0.1.5", with a bunch of different tasks. Most of my tasks are "Send this email to Gary by Friday", where the "Due Date" would be useful.
This works, and I'm happy with that, but I was wondering how to use the Due Date in a query, i.e. query for jobs due this week/next 7 days, for the month, etc. All I can select is "is empty".
EDIT: This is selecting Date Time as the type. Using just Date allows me to use "is since", "is until", etc., and those do kinda work, but it's not very clear. "Due Date" is until "next week" works. It shows tasks with a due date of next week (tomorrow) and "next month" shows tomorrow's task and the one 16 March.
Is "is since" FROM date? Is "is until" TO date? So "Due Date" is since/from "next week" or "Due Date" is until/to "next week"?