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Find tasks/subtasks not linked to stories

Barry Prendergast_nmg5v3

Hi everyone

I'm writing a few housekeeping filters to help find "orphan" issues.

For example, to find stories that aren't linked to epics, I'm successfully using this string:

type = Story AND "Epic Link" = EMPTY ORDER BY priority

I would like to do something similar to find tasks,subtasks, and bugs that aren't linked to a story ticket type.

Is that possible? Thanks!!

Accepted answers

Liam Green

Hi @Barry Prendergast

Welcome to the community.

I think the following should do what you need:

issuetype in (task, Sub-task, bug) AND parent is EMPTY

Let me know if it works :-)

Regards, Liam

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Liam Green

Hi @Barry Prendergast

Welcome to the community.

I think the following should do what you need:

issuetype in (task, Sub-task, bug) AND parent is EMPTY

Let me know if it works :-)

Regards, Liam

Barry Prendergast_nmg5v3

That worked perfectly! Thanks Liam!

Liam Green

No problem. Thanks for accepting the answer!

John Boyes_gkwlj8

Same issue above but I get an error that Parent does not support the operator IS... thoughts? this is an on premise version of Jira if that makes a difference.

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