Looking for a JQL request to grab all Initiative with a feature associated

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Hello Dears,

I am looking for a JQL request to grab all Initiative with a feature associated

More in detail I would like a JQL request to grab all Initiatives (in a specific status) with a feature associated (in a specific status).

As exemple: 
I already used this request to grab all User stories bellow Epics. It was great !!! 
issueFunction in issuesInEpics("project = xxxx AND issuetype = Epic AND status in (Implementing)"). Now I am looking for something like this issueFunction in issuesInInnitiatives(....) or something even better to match the need

Do you have a way to do such a thing?

Many thanks for your help 
Best Regards, Fabian

Trudy P Claspill · Answer

You do have a roadmap/portfolio tool. That would be the Advanced Roadmaps Jira Plugin you listed. I'm assuming you used that functionality to create your Initiative issue type and link Epics to it through a Roadmap.

A Jira Administrator should be able to go to the administration screens for managing plug-ins and check if you have Adaptavist ScriptRunner. "issuesInEpics" is one of their functions, but it also might have come from another plugin.

Searching the web with phrases like

"jira query for epics in intiatives"

"jira jql child issues of initiatives"

...I found several posts on the topic. Most reference this syntax:

issuekey in childIssuesOf(<issue key for an Initiative)

I also found this in the Adaptavist Scriptrunner documentation, which would be helpful only if you have that plug in.

https://docs.adaptavist.com/sr4js/latest/features/jql-functions/included-jql-functions/portfolio

Fabian STEL · Answer

Thanks for this warm welcome

"Based on you saying that you have the issuesInEpic function, I think you have Adaptavist Scriptrunner installed on your system. Is that true?"

"Do you also have a roadmaps or portfolio app installed on your system? "

--> How can I verify that ? here is what we have, I hope it answers:
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"How have you created the Initiative issue type and linked Initiatives to Epics?"

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Trudy P Claspill · Answer

Hello @Fabian STEL

Welcome to the community.

Based on you saying that you have the issuesInEpic function, I think you have Adaptavist Scriptrunner installed on your system. Is that true?

How have you created the Initiative issue type and linked Initiatives to Epics? Do you also have a roadmaps or portfolio app installed on your system?