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I want to see only the initiative which has epics linked(as parent) from a specific proje

Kaushal Patel_inoh7s

I want to see only the initiative which has epics linked(as parents) from a specific project.

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Ste Wright

Hi @Kaushal Patel

In case you're still looking to do this - can I confirm the need?

Is it to see Initiatives which have child Epics, or Initiatives with parent Epics?
Is the Epic which would be in a specific Project?

Could you also please confirm if you have any JQL extension Apps, like Scriptrunner? And/or if you have Automation for Jira?

Ste

Kaushal Patel_inoh7s

yeah this is still needed we only have automation for jira

want all initiatives with child epic from certain project

Ste Wright

Hi @Kaushal Patel

To do this, you either need...

The data available on the Initiative level (i.e Has Children = Yes/No)
A method of sub-querying between the two hierarchical levels

Option (2) requires an App, but Option (1) might be possible using:

A Custom Field - eg. a Checkbox field
Automation for Jira

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The rule might work something like this:

If Parent Link is added to...
Locate the Parent Issue...
And check the Field "Has Children" to CHECKED/TRUE

And then some method to remove it again, if all children are removed.

This metadata is then on an Initiative level, and could be referred to in JQL!

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Do you think this is workable in your instance?

Ste

Kaushal Patel_inoh7s

i am not admin and don't want to add another custom field, isn't there out of the box for this jql search for this ?

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