The correct options are reporter = Priya AND (summary ~ "\[urgent\]" OR summary ~ "\[critical\]") and reporter = Priya AND (summary ~ "urgent" OR summary ~ "critical").

The clause reporter = Priya AND (summary ~ "urgent" OR summary ~ "critical") is correct because reporter = Priya limits results to issues Priya reported and the ~ operator performs a text search so the OR expression finds summaries that contain either word.

The variant reporter = Priya AND (summary ~ "\[urgent\]" OR summary ~ "\[critical\]") is also correct when the summaries include literal square brackets such as [urgent] or [critical]. The backslashes escape the brackets so the search looks for those bracket characters rather than treating them as special syntax.

creator in (Priya) AND (summary ~ "urgent" OR summary ~ "critical") is incorrect because the query filters by the creator field rather than the reporter field and the question asks for issues Priya reported.

reporter = Priya AND summary ~ ("urgent, critical") is incorrect because putting both terms inside one quoted string with a comma will be treated as a single phrase search and not as two separate terms to match with OR.

reporter = Priya AND summary in (urgent, critical) is incorrect because the in operator is for list fields and not for free text fields like summary so this syntax will not match summary text.

reporter = Priya AND summary ~ "urgent" OR summary ~ "critical" is incorrect because the lack of parentheses changes the logic so the OR applies to the whole query and it will return issues with critical regardless of reporter. Parentheses are needed to ensure both terms are evaluated in the context of the reporter filter.

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