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Filter with all child-issues

Stark Jürgen
April 16, 2025

I want to show in a plan all epics with a special label and all childissues (Stories, Tasks, SubTasks) of these epics; if i create a new epic with child-Issues, they should be shown in the plan. Is it possible with a Filter and how?

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Marc -Devoteam-
Community Champion
April 16, 2025

Hi @Stark Jürgen 

If you are using only native Jira functionality then you will have to create a filter like this with the explicit issue keys for the Epics you want to include:

issue in (<comma separated list of Epic issue keys) or

porfolioChildIssuesOf("<first Epic's issue key>") or

porfolioChildIssuesOf("<second Epic's issue key>") or

porfolioChildIssuesOf("<third Epic's issue key>") or ...

etc.

 

Another query that could work would be:

issue in (<comma separated list of Epic issue keys) or parent in (<comma separated list of Epic issue keys)

 

With some third party apps that extend the JQL capabilities it is possible to get the child issues of Epics based on a filter that gets the Epics.

Stark Jürgen
April 16, 2025

Thanks,

but i don't want to change the filter, whenever i add a new epic with thespecific label and what about the subtasks?

 

Marc -Devoteam-
Community Champion
April 16, 2025

Hi @Stark Jürgen 

Then you need to look into 3rd party apps on the Atlassian marketplace.

these can provide the jql options you are searching for.