Does anyone know the jql that belongs to the swimlane option "Stories"?

[Danny van Kammen]

In the swim lane options you can choose "stories" it will then show swim lanes beneath each userstory when the story has subtasks otherwise it shows the stories all together.

Does anybody know the JQL that goes with that option?

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist- · Accepted solution]

There is no JQL involved, other than what you put in the board filter.

When a board draws up a story, the code in the board uses a simple issue.getSubtasks() type call to get the list of subtasks under that story.

[Danny van Kammen]

Thx for the reply.

Then it just won't work. :(

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

What doesn't work?

Stories as swimlanes seems to work fine as it is, so I'm not sure what you're asking.

[Danny van Kammen]

Hi Nic,

That's true but that's just for the stories, What we would like to have is, blocking and critical issues on top then "normal" issues then stories with their sub-tasks. and everything else

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

Ah, I think you want nested swimlanes here, which Jira doesn't do. 

You'd want one layer to be "priority" and then within them, story swimlanes as they are now.

I think there's a feature request for this open with Atlassian, but I have not found it.

The best I can do without it is to have twto hree boards.  Similar queries, but with extra clauses:

Board 1 - and priority = Critical

Board 2 - and priority = Blocking

Board 3 - and priority not in (Critical, Blocking)

(the more simple option is 2 boards, with 1 and 2 combined with "and priority in (Critical, Blocking)"

[Danny van Kammen]

Hi Nic,

Thx for the reply, i have to wait then. I wil leave it the way it is for now. So all stories and sub will be shown under 1 swimlane and blockers and criticals under 1 swimlane on top of the board.

We are trying a new tool AgileCockpit .com to see if it can do what we want. 

Like more then one assignee. that would do the trick too.

[Volodymyr Hulchenko]

Hi

have the same question: does anybody know how Jira construct this board view or how to replicate it by using JQL?

 

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

It constructs it with code, there's no JQL to do it.

[Volodymyr Hulchenko]

Hi @Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

thank you for your reply.

[Ollie Guan]

Hi  @Danny van Kammen,

Are you asking where to configure it?

[Danny van Kammen]

Hi @Ollie Guan, 

no, that i do know but what is the JQL that goes with it.