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How do I filter by Epic(s) with next-gen projects?

Brandon Hite

I have found various threads suggesting a JQL syntax of `"Epic Name" = {project-id}` however, that doesn't appear to be working for me.

Ideally, I'd like to filter all issues across all projects that appear in a list of epics, so something like `"Epic Name" = PROJA-1 OR "Epic Name" = PROJB-1 OR "Epic Name" = PROJC-1".

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Jack Brickey

What exactly are you trying to end up with?

you could find the issues under an epic using this - parentepic = abc-234

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Jack Brickey

What exactly are you trying to end up with?

you could find the issues under an epic using this - parentepic = abc-234

Brandon Hite

Hey Jack!

That query returns the epic issue itself - I'm interested in the child issues though.

Brandon Hite

Ideally, I could just filter for all child issues, so something like `Epic Link IS NOT empty` or something similar, then I can modify it to the specific projects from there. Am I overlooking that?

Jack Brickey

Actually you cannot do this at all in NG. The epic link relationship does not exist in NG. There is an issue that is currently in the “awaiting development” status so I expect we will see it at some point - JSWCLOUD-17239

Kristine Castillo

This might help:

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/Next-Gen-Story-and-Epic-Link/qaq-p/910068

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