Expressions use the following fields separated by AND and specified with
=:
organization: An organization name in the form
organizations/<organization_id>.
project: A project name in the form projects/<project_id>.
state: Can be OPEN or CLOSED.
priority: Can be P0, P1, P2, P3, or P4. You
can specify multiple values for priority using the OR operator. For
example, priority=P1 OR priority=P2.
creator.email: The email address of the case creator.
You must specify either organization or project.
To search across displayName, description, and comments, use a global
restriction with no keyword or operator. For example, "my search".
To search only cases updated after a certain date, use update_time
restricted with that particular date, time, and timezone in ISO datetime
format. For example, update_time>"2020-01-01T00:00:00-05:00".
update_time only supports the greater than operator (>).
Examples:
organization="organizations/123456789"
project="projects/my-project-id"
project="projects/123456789"
organization="organizations/123456789" AND state=CLOSED
project="projects/my-project-id" AND creator.email="tester@example.com"
project="projects/my-project-id" AND (priority=P0 OR priority=P1)
Expressions use the following fields separated by AND and specified with
=:
organization: An organization name in the form
organizations/<organization_id>.
project: A project name in the form projects/<project_id>.
state: Can be OPEN or CLOSED.
priority: Can be P0, P1, P2, P3, or P4. You
can specify multiple values for priority using the OR operator. For
example, priority=P1 OR priority=P2.
creator.email: The email address of the case creator.
You must specify either organization or project.
To search across displayName, description, and comments, use a global
restriction with no keyword or operator. For example, "my search".
To search only cases updated after a certain date, use update_time
restricted with that particular date, time, and timezone in ISO datetime
format. For example, update_time>"2020-01-01T00:00:00-05:00".
update_time only supports the greater than operator (>).
Examples:
organization="organizations/123456789"
project="projects/my-project-id"
project="projects/123456789"
organization="organizations/123456789" AND state=CLOSED
project="projects/my-project-id" AND creator.email="tester@example.com"
project="projects/my-project-id" AND (priority=P0 OR priority=P1)
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