Hi @fariba_peyhani ,
What kind of filter conditions do you need?
For example:
issues assigned to the current user and has not been moved into sprint.
JQL:
assignee = currentUser() and Sprint is EMPTY
Hi @Ollie Guan, I want to see the child under the parent.
Epic -> user story-> subtasks
Hi @fariba_peyhani
I don't think that Jira offers such a view natively. However, if you're open to solutions from the Atlassian Marketplace, there's a number of apps that do so.
For example, you might like JXL for Jira.
In JXL, creating a tree view is as easy as this:
You can then add and remove fields/columns based on what you're interested in, inline-edit your issues (either individually or in bulk, via copy/paste), inline-create new issues, group your issues based on various criteria, and much more - see https://jxl.app for more info. (Disclaimer: I work on JXL )
Hope this helps,
Hannes
If you would be interested in a paid app, to visualize the hierarchy, we have created an add-on to track the issue links hierarchy and standard jira hierarchy and issue progress at each level and for cross project links as well.
Pls try it out.
Agile Tools - Epic Tree, Links Tree and Time in Status
Disclaimer: I work for RVS, the vendor for this app, and I am one of the developers in the team
Dear @fariba_peyhani,
You may want to try out the newly released Move and Organize for Jira app that provides a dynamic view of your Jira projects in a tree hierarchy (including subtasks, as shown in the screenshot example below).
It allows you to visually overview and also edit on-the-fly (create, edit, recursively move, delete et c) issues. Zoom and pan the tree view quickly and smoothly using keyboard shortcuts and mouse drag-n-drop support that enable you to work very efficiently also with larger projects!
Finally, it does not require any customization of your existing Jira projects - it plugs in directly for your users without making any non-standard customizations to the project or its issues.
It sounds from your question that you would like to amend the complex structure that is already created - Move and Organize may be very suitable for this type of scenario as it allows you to drag-n-drop to move task(s) to new locations.
Feel free to reach out to me directly if you have any questions or would like to provide suggestions!
With best regards,
Erik
Disclosure: I am a representative of the company offering this solution
Hi @fariba_peyhani,
If you are interested in creating an issue tree view on a Confluence page, not in Jira, you may have a try the CelesteCS Reporting for Confluence plug-in by following the example 'Building a tree of Jira issues'. This example describes how to build a Tasks-Subtasks tree and it may be updated to show Epic-User Story-Subtasks tree.
Here is how it looks like:
I’m a developer for CelesteCS, thus you may contact me directly regarding any questions on this plug-in.
Thanks!
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