The issue search understands a variety of tags, including “age” and “event.timestamp”. Search returns Issues which have at least one occurrence or event matching your query.
Age: age
always relative to the current time, and respects h, d, and w.
example: age:-24h
(Issues new in the last 24 hours)
Timestamp: event.timestamp
is an absolute tag and respects >,<,<=, and >=. It uses UTC.
example: event.timestamp:2017-01-02
(Events that occurred on January 2nd)
event.timestamp:<2017-01-02T01:00:00
(Events from before January 2nd)
See the documentation for more examples and other tag examples! https://docs.sentry.io/workflow/search/
Like all search tags, these tags can be combined with themselves (to form ranges) and each other.
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