Need to filter the bugs which are linked with multiple tasks/story of multiple projects.

[Priyanka Madaan]

Hi, I need to filter the bugs which are linked with multiple tasks/story of multiple projects.

For eg: 1 story in Project A is created (Say Story 1), now there are multiple modules/projects in which tasks are created with are linked with (Story 1) and now the bugs are liked with these tasks.

Story 1 -> Task 1 -> Bug1 / Bug 2  / Bug 3

Story 1-> Task 2 -> Bug 4 / Bug 5 / Bug 6

Now I need to filter Bug 1-6 which are linked. linkedissues function won't work as it accepts only single parameter.

Please advise.

[Trudy Claspill]

Hello @Priyanka Madaan 

Can you provide more information for your scenario?

I understand that you want to get the Bug issues in your results, but I'm not clear on the criteria you are trying to use.

Is this what you are trying to do?

"for Story 1, get all the Bug type issues that are linked to Task type issues that are linked to Story 1"

Do you have or are you open to obtaining third party apps that extend the capabilities of Jira searching?

[Chi Le]

Hi @Trudy Claspill

I also need advice regarding this topic. Could you help me out? I'm trying to retrieve all the Bug-type issues linked to Task-type issues, which are, in turn, linked to Story 1, just like Priyanka Madaan.
Thank you so much!

[Trudy Claspill]

Hello @Chi Le 

Welcome to the Atlassian community.

For future reference, when you respond on an existing post only the other responders, author, and watchers of that post see your question. Rather than adding your question to an old post (or one that already has an Accepted Answer) it is better to start a new Question to get more visibility. If your question relates to an old post, include a link to the old post for reference.

What you want is not possible with native Jira JQL functionality. Are you willing to consider getting a third party app to achieve your requirement?