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Sub-Tasks are hidden in issue navigator

Michi Kloiber
October 26, 2018

Hello, 

I often use the issuetype subtaks in my project, but if I search for it in the issue navigator about jql, none will appear.

How is it possible to get the subtasks displayed? 

 

Thank you in advance!

 

Regrats

Michael 

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Daniel Deng
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October 26, 2018

Hi Michi

To search sub-task, you don't have to use JQL, but can just using basic search and select issue type from Type menu. What is your JQL, did it blocked the sub-tasks?

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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October 26, 2018

The issue navigator will show sub tasks if they are included by the current filter.  Basic or advanced.

Michi Kloiber
October 29, 2018

My JQL: project = XY AND (issuetype = Story OR issuetype = Sub-task)

How can I see if they are included?  

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October 30, 2018

You look at the filter.  The filter you have there will list issues in project XY as long as they are of type story or sub-task.  If it is not returning any, you don't have any of that type in that project.

I usually prefer to use "issuetype in subTaskIssueTypes()", to catch all sub-task types though.

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Michi Kloiber
October 30, 2018

Ok thank you!

With "issuetype in subTaskIssueTypes()" it's working :)