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Jira Cloud - issuefunction - how do i get the Parent Key?

Dolly Kirubavathi

issueFunction in linkedIssuesOf("Project = XXX and issuetype = Epic", "is a Parent of")

I have a ScriptRunner Enhanced Search Filter for the above JQL.

Question: Which column will carry the Epic Key ? I need that in my listing so I can use it in a table transformer confluence macro.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

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Trudy P Claspill

Hello @Dolly Kirubavathi

For issues in a Company Managed project the field "Epic Link" hold the Epic issue key for the Epic that is the parent of a given issue.

For issues in a Team Managed project the "Parent" field holds the Epic issue key for the Epic that is the parent of a given issue.

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Trudy P Claspill

Hello @Dolly Kirubavathi

For issues in a Company Managed project the field "Epic Link" hold the Epic issue key for the Epic that is the parent of a given issue.

For issues in a Team Managed project the "Parent" field holds the Epic issue key for the Epic that is the parent of a given issue.

Dolly Kirubavathi

Thanks!

This is a team managed project. the Parent field is blank. How do i make sure it gets populated with the EPIC?

Trudy P Claspill

If the issues you are retrieving are not child issues of an Epic then the field will be blank. You would need to go to those issues individually and add them to the appropriate Epic and then the field will be populated.

Dolly Kirubavathi

When I go to my Task's Linked Issues I see this:

is a Child of

EPIC

but still when i look at the task the parent is blank?

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