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For example:  \n project = Test  \neld operator value  \nTo perform a more complex query, you can link clauses together with keywords.  \nproject = TEST AND assignee in (currentuser())  \neld operator value keyword eld operator function  \nFields  \nOperators  \nFunctions  \nExample query  \nAssignee  \nA ected version  \nAttachments  \nComment  \nComponent  \nCreated  \nCreator  \nDescription  \nDue  \n=  \n>  \n>=  \n~  \nin  \nis  \nwas  \nwas in changed  \nTime  \nstartOfDay/Week/Month/Year  \nendOfDay/Week/Month/Year  \nlastLogin()  \nnow()  \ncurrentLogin()  \nEpic link  \nFilter  \nFix version Issue key  \nLabels  \nLast viewed  \nPriority  \nProject  \nReporter  \n!=  \n\u003C  \n\u003C=  \n!~not inis not  \nwas not  \nwas not in  \nPeople  \ncurrentUser()  \nmembersOf()  \nResolved  \nSprint  \nStatus  \nSummary  \nText  \nTime spent  \nVoter  \nWatcher  \ncustom eld  \nIssue  \nissueHistory()  \nopenSprints() watchedIssues()  \nmyApproval()  \nmyPending()  \ncreated > startOfWeek() and assignee = currentUser() and (status = Open or (status = Reopened and priority in (High,Highest)))  \nReserved characters & words  \nspace (\" \")  \n+  \n.  \n,  \n;  \n?  \n|  \n*  \n/  \n%  \n^  \n$  \n\\#  \n@  \n[  \n]  \na, and, are, as, at, be, but, by, for, if, in, into, is, it, no, not, of, on, or, s, such, t, that, the, their, then, there, these, they, this, to, was, will, with  \nWhen using these common characters or words in queries, you need to:  \n1. Surround them with quote-marks. You can use either single  \nquote-marks (') or double quote-marks (\")  \neg. text ~ \"encoding\"  \n2. 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