Any suggestions on how to search for Issues in an Advanced Roadmap hierarchy that do not have any children assigned?
Along the lines of the opposite of "Parent Link" IS EMPTY; "Child Link" is empty.
On Cloud version with Advanced Roadmap.
Hello @Rob Crick
There doesn't appear to be a native solution for this. Do you have or are you open to using a third party app to get this? Is this something you will need to do repeatedly? Do you have a large number of parent issues in the hierarchy to check?
@Trudy P Claspill - thx for the feedback. The functionality would only be used by a few people in the organisation so providing the costs is not too great, yes we would look at an App. Scriptrunner used to this for Jira Portfolio when we were on Prem
Rob
How did you solve this with Scriptrunner and Jira Portfolio on-premise?
What do you want to do with the output, once you have it?
I think there might be a way to do this through Automation for Jira. I'm still trying to work it out. If it is possible, you could schedule the rule to run, or make it a manually triggered rule, and send email(s) with the results.
Use case 1: JQL to find the issues that don't have a parent, so effectively orphaned. This mirrors the Advanced Roadmap view for issues without a parent link
issueFunction not in parentsOf("project = apsmt and status not in (cancelled,done)")
Use case 2: same JQL but using "in" to get all issues within a parent hierarchy - used to filter out parents not associated with a project.
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