I would like to return a query that displays each story with it's associated sub-tasks directly beneath it such that I have the following:
User story 1
Sub-task 1.a
Sub-task 1.b
User Story 2
Sub-task 2.a
This seems such a simple thing, and can be done in many tools that I have used, so I'm certain that it can be done simply in Jira without buying even more plug-ins.
Any help would be appreciated.
Hello Jefry,
I hope you are having a nice day.
To order your sub-task issues under their parents on a search, you must sort your issues by the Rank field:
ORDER by Rank ASC
For more information, you can refer to the documentation below:
- How to Display Sub-Task below the Parent Task in the Backlog?
To know how you can do this on a project board, you can check the documentation below:
Let me know if this information helps.
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You are welcome Jefry.
Have a nice week! :)
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