Hi,
I'm trying to pull subtask(s) within a task and display them in a dashboard I don't have access to ScriptRunner(I have seen is possible with this).
What I have is a query (that I'm inserting with "insert jira issue/filter" within confluence) that is pulling from a Jira kanban board all the tasks that are currently in progress and another query that is pulling the subtask(s) for a given manuallly added ID. Both querys do the job(picture attached) but I would love to have just one query(if posssible) and not to manually add the task ID to pull the subtask(s)
The idea that I have in mind is to add/show a column with the subtask(s) that are as well in progress for the parent task
I would appreciate your help on this one
@MFMM -
Unfortunately, it is not possible to achieve what you wanted out of the box. You have to have an add-on such as ScriptRunner for Jira because the additional JQL functions that it provides. Those additional JQL functions allow you to construct a single JQL statement. In addition, it is not possible to list the resulting display in the UI that you provided in the image screenshot.
Sorry.
Best, Joseph Chung Yin
Jira/JSM Functional Lead, Global Infrastructure Applications Team
Viasat Inc.
Thank you so much for the quick reply
Do you think somethink like this could be done?
Regards!
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@MFMM -
Looking at the posting you provide. Yes, it is doable. Essentially, it is adding a custom field to store the parent issue key and then it is populated by the automation for Jira rule setup. Afterward, this becomes a part of your issue's metadata (i.e. for Subtask issues).
It is not ideal, since by default all subtasks' SUMMARY are already appended with the parent issue key.
Best, Joseph
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