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Get defects linked to Stories / EPIC

Ramesh Babu_fyrnhg

Hi,

I'm trying to create a filter to get the defects that are linked to stories/EPIC. Can you guys help me in providing me a query for getting the defects that are linked to my US.

BDW we're using Jira v7.13.11 and I don't have "IssueFunction" parameter.

Thanks

Ramesh

Accepted answers

Fernando Bordallo

Hello @Ramesh Babu

I'd go with something along the lines of the following:

specify project
specify epiclink (Epic's key)
specify issuetype

A hypothetical scenario would be:

project = TEST
epiclink = TEST-1
issuetype = BUG

Resulting filter: project = TEST AND epiclink = TEST-1 AND issuetype = BUG

Jack Brickey

If your goal is to find all issues that has one or more links to other issues then you can use the IssueLinkType JQL function. That is you can incorporate the following into the rest of your JQL...

issuelinktype is not empty

now you will want to add in the Epic part to if you want to find issues that are associated w/ Epics...

issuelinktype is not empty OR "epic link" is not empty

so you might end up w/ a query something like this...

project = myproject and issuetype = bug and (issuelinktype is not empty OR "epic link" is not empty)

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Fernando Bordallo

Hello @Ramesh Babu

I'd go with something along the lines of the following:

specify project
specify epiclink (Epic's key)
specify issuetype

A hypothetical scenario would be:

project = TEST
epiclink = TEST-1
issuetype = BUG

Resulting filter: project = TEST AND epiclink = TEST-1 AND issuetype = BUG

Jack Brickey

If your goal is to find all issues that has one or more links to other issues then you can use the IssueLinkType JQL function. That is you can incorporate the following into the rest of your JQL...

issuelinktype is not empty

now you will want to add in the Epic part to if you want to find issues that are associated w/ Epics...

issuelinktype is not empty OR "epic link" is not empty

so you might end up w/ a query something like this...

project = myproject and issuetype = bug and (issuelinktype is not empty OR "epic link" is not empty)

Ramesh Babu_fyrnhg

@Fernando Bordallo - Thanks for the answer. I was able to retrieve all the defects linked to my stories / Epics with your query.

Ramesh Babu_fyrnhg

@Jack Brickey - Thanks for the answer. I was able to retrieve all the defects linked to my stories / Epics with your query.

Albert Arul Prakash Rajendran

Jack Tried using is not empty in my query. However i am getting this below error

The operator 'is not' is not supported by the 'issueLinkType' field.

What could be the reason for this issue?

Anything i am missing.

My query is: issuetype in (Defect, Bug) and issueLinkType is not EMPTY

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