I created a user story and for that user story I created sub-tasks. On the Active sprints it shows that user story and it's sub-tasks seperated from the rest. It's the same for the task.
(photo 1)
Is there any way that I can view them as 1 card that we have in normal (no-sub-tasked) ones? (photo 2 task example) So thatt we can view the sub tasks after clicking the user story card .
Hi @Shams Rasulzade ,
I believe that in your board, your swimlanes setting is now set to 'stories'. This is the only setting where you can see the sub-tasks in the board (photo 1).
If you select something else as swimlane, the sub-tasks will no longer be displayed in the board.
You can display the ticketnumbers of the subtasks in the card, by going to the board settings --> Card Layout --> Add the field name 'sub-tasks'.
Best regards,
Kris
Hello @Kris Dewachter
I think one of your statements is not true.
[Swimlanes set to Stories] is the only setting where you can see the sub-tasks in the board (photo 1).
In my board I have Swimlanes set to None, but subtask cards still display separately from the parent card.
The reason the story and its subtasks are displayed separately is likely due to having your Swimlanes set to Stories, as Kris said.
If you don't want subtasks to display as cards on your board you have two options:
1. Change the board filter to exclude subtask type issues from the board.
2. Add a Quick Filter to hide the subtasks using the JQL
issueType not in (subTaskIssueTypes())
When you activate the Quick Filter then the subtasks will be hidden. When the Quick Filter is not activated, then the subtasks will display as cards.
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Hi @Kris Dewachter and @Trudy Claspill
Thank you both for the replies. I changed the swimlanes setting and added Quick Filter for hiding the subtasks and the problem was solved )
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