NOT:
Use -foo to exclude bugs
with foo in the summary.
AND:
Space-separated words are treated as a conjunction.
OR:
Within a word, "|"-separated parts denote alternatives.
Besides "|", a comma can be used to separate alternatives.
OR has higher precedence than AND; AND is the top level operation.
Example:url,location bar,field -focus means
(url OR location) AND (bar OR field)
AND (NOT focus)
Use +foo to search for bugs where the
summary contains foo as a
substring.
Use #foo to search for bugs where the
summary contains the wordfoo.
+brow does not find all bugs in the
Browser product.
#title does not find bugs with titlebar
or titled.
Phrases with special chars (space, comma, +, -, #, …) can be
quoted:
"lock icon"
Open vs. Resolved Bugs:
By default, only open (i.e. unresolved) bugs are shown.
Use +DUP as first word in your search to include duplicate
bugs in your search,
FIXED to search for fixed bugs only,
or ALL to search all bugs,
regardless of status or resolution.
Searching for duplicates is recommended if you can't find an open
bug directly.
+DUP,FIXED table border
ALL mouse wheel
Focus the Search with Products &
Components:
To search for bugs in product "Foo Bar" only, add
:foo or :bar or both to your search.
You can do this with any substring of a
product or component to focus the
search.
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You can also use this tool to lookup a bug by
its number:
12345
A comma-separated list of bug numbers gives you a list of these
bugs:
12345,23456,34567
By default, the following fields are searched: Summary, Keywords, Product,
Component, Status Whiteboard. If a word looks like a part of a URL, that field
is included in the search, too.