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Limit results of filter to remove 'child' stories of parent, but include other stories

Mayer, Alice M April 8, 2025

Is there a way to have the following in the results of a Jira query?  I need to see the Parent story (which is the type of "New Feature") as well as other 'high/highest' priority issues (Bugs, Story, Spike).  But I do not want to see the 'children story' of the Parent ("New Feature").

Thanks

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Marc - Devoteam
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April 8, 2025

Hi @Mayer, Alice M 

Welcome to the community.

Try the following JQL

issuetype = "New Feature" or issuetype in (Bug, Story, Spike) and priority in (High, Highest)

Mayer, Alice M April 8, 2025

The problem with the above is that I'm getting both the 'New Feature' as well as all of the children stories of that New Feature.  

Feature 1 has child stories of A, B, C

Stories D, E, F - are highest priority stories that are not related to Feature 1.

I want my results to list:

Feature 1

Story D

Story E

Story F

(but not Stories A, B, C)

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Valerie Knapp
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April 8, 2025

Hi @Mayer, Alice M , welcome to the Atlassian Community and thanks for your question.

Please can you share what you have tried so far? I don't know that I completely understand what you are trying to achieve.

You want

(type in (Bug, Story, Spike) and priority in (High, Highest))

I haven't understood the other part about the New Features and Stories and what their relationship is. Please can you have another go at explaining?

Cheers

Mayer, Alice M April 8, 2025

see my answer to the above question/comment. 

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