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Source: {"body":{"en":"<p>Ref. GDPR05</p><p><strong>Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.</strong></p><p>As an administrator is very difficult to find information on the Admin Log.</p><p><strong>Describe the solution you’d like</strong></p><p>As other parts of the application, I want to have filters where I can find out by:</p><ul><li>“who”: ‘changes made by X user’</li><li>“when”: ‘changes between X and Y dates’</li><li>“what”: ‘changes made on X space’</li></ul><p>These filters must be inclusive (like I can ask who/what/when at the same time).</p><p><strong>Describe alternatives you’ve considered</strong></p><p>To have other mechanisms for filtering.</p><p><strong>Additional context</strong></p><p>There’s the Filterable functionality, it probably makes sense using that.</p><p><img src=\"https://i.imgur.com/Wujrjto.png\"></p><p><strong>Does this issue could impact on users private data?</strong><br> It’s about potentially filtering personal data in the admin log.</p><p><strong>Acceptance criteria</strong></p><ul><li>Given that I’m a platform administrator<br> When I go to the “Admin log” page in admin<br> I can search by admin’s nickname or email<br> And see as a result the actions made by this admin.</li><li>Given that I’m a platform administrator<br> When I go to the “Admin log” page in admin<br> I can search by a start and end datetime<br> And see as a result the actions made during this dates.</li><li>Given that I’m a platform administrator<br> When I go to the “Admin log” page in admin<br> I can search by the slug or title of an space<br> And see as a result the actions made to this space</li></ul>"},"title":{"en":"Filters on Admin Log for improving auditing "}}

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