Issue Summary

Presently, the date range filter option for Jira Plans does not accurately filter the issues based on the specified range. Ideally, the filtering should occur within the defined Start date and Due date parameters. However, it appears that the current filter settings for the Date Range are treating the dates independently. In the following steps, we will observe that issues with a Due date falling within the range are included in the results, even if the Start date is outside the designated range, and the same occurs to the opposite.

In other cases, both dates are not in the range at all, but still, they are showing on the Plan view.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create a Plan and add an issue
2. Add the Start date for May, 1st and the Due date for May, 31st.
3.  Select the filter and set the date range for the Start date  May, 30
4. Select the filter and set the date range for the Due date July, 30
5. The issue out of the range filtered will still be shown on the Plan

Expected Results

• The issues out of the range (Start date < May, 30 and Due date > May, 31) should not appear on the view
   

  Actual Results

• Issues that are passing through these dates, even if they are not in the range for both dates, are passing the validation and being shown on the Plan

Workaround

Currently, there is no known workaround for this behavior. A workaround will be added here when available