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Filter by epic

Colin Breame

In the issues view, I would like to filter based on epic.

Specifically:

- how can I view all issues assigned to an epic?

- how can I view all issues NOT assigned to ANY epic?

When I add the "Epic Link" to the filter, the drop down does not contain any items. How can I get this to work?

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C.Faysal {CFcon}

what about using Epic Theme ?

C.Faysal {CFcon}

ok my first answer was wrong so now we gonna proceed with this one...

"Epic Link" = POR-16

this example will show you all issues linked to the Epic "POR-16"

you will need to check the correct issue-key to modify the jql to match your needs.

Open your Rapidboard in Plan Mode and see the lefthand EPIC slider to check which Issue is the Epic. take the key from that and put it in the above jql

C.Faysal {CFcon}

currently i am trying to find out this one

- how can I view all issues NOT assigned to ANY epic?

stay tuned

here we go:

project = &lt;your_project_name&gt; AND "Epic Link" is EMPTY

C.Faysal {CFcon}

You could also try "Epic Link" is not EMPTY

corsc

For me the "basic" query builder refused to work but writing the JQL by hand worked like charm.

Midhun Jose

Create a filter for your Epic by saving the query (e.g Labels = "abc") for Epic

Give a name for the filter (e.g - "My epic")

Then to search for all the issues in the filter, use the following query:

issuefunction in issuesInEpics("Filter = 'My epic'")

Remember the ' and " in the query

Mireille Pfeffer

issuefunction in issuesInEpics("Filter = 'My epic'") worked for listing all the issues within an epic, but how can I see only specific bugs (open, unassigned...)

Mel Dett

This is all great information but I'm trying to list the labels within an Epic Link. I have a filter for all Epics and Stories which result in a list of Epic Links. I now what to go into each Epic Link to list the labels within the Epic Link.

Any thoughts. I'm open to anything.

unknown

How about this query: "Epic Link" = ABC-12345 ORDER BY labels ASC, created DESC

This should list all issues within the specific epic and order by labels.

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