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Combined roadmap with filters based on linked work items

Jon Linczak
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July 29, 2025

Not sure if this was answered, but here's what I'm trying to do:

  1. I have Jira Product Discovery (JPD) Premium, so using combined roadmap views across multiple projects
  2. I am focused on 2 projects (let's say A and B)
  3. I want to only do a roadmap filter that shows a filtered global field view of one of project A (simple - condition "1"), and also only show epics/features from project B that have linked work items into project A (not so simple - condition "2") - so (condition 1 OR condition 2)

Tried a few JQL methods based on what's available in Jira.  Is the above possible with an Advanced JQL filter in JPD Premium?

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Hermance NDounga
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July 31, 2025

Hi Jon, 

Doing an OR condition is possible in Roadmaps since there is the Advanced filtering you mentionned. But the problem would resides in how to create this second "not so simple" condition, and in JQL it's not possible to say "bring me only epics that have a linked issue in a specific project" (in Jira it would require an add-on) . 

However, the alternative would be that you use a specific link type and you use this link type only to link to ideas to project A. Don't use "implements"/"is idea for" otherwise it will be mixed up with delivery tickets. 

So let's say that you use the link "relates to". In that case, to create your roadmap you can type the JQL: 

(project = ProjectA) OR (project = ProjectB AND issueLinkType = "relates to")

Cheers, 

Hermance

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