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Feature Statuscatogry = closed but child status !=closed

Richard_Crowley

In old Jira I was able to identify records with data hygiene issues. This included where teams had closed the feature, but stories/bugs/etc. under it were still open. I am really struggling to recreate this in Jira Cloud. I have tried using JQL "issueType = Feature AND statusCategory = Done AND issue in linkedIssues("relates to") AND issueType = Story AND statusCategory != Done" and also tried bringing back all features that are done and then adding a filter "COUNT#subitems > 0" but neither seem to work. Does anyone on this forum have any ideas of how to do this? (I don't have script runner or add ons and can't add either)

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Stephen.Lugton

Hi @Richard_Crowley

Do you have access to Plans?

If so create a timeline view filtered to:

show only Features
Show only Done work item

Set up the view to show the Progress (Issue Count):

Features progress.png

You can then visually go down the list looking for any Features where the progress bar has anything other than Green

Richard_Crowley

Thanks @Stephen_Lugton for the quick response & helpful guidance. This would work if we had small volumes of features, teams and data but due to the volume of data we have I was after something that would only show those features/stories with issue.

Stephen.Lugton

Hi @Richard_Crowley

My next suggestion is to try this:

Set up an automation similar to:

Automation of open child tasks.png

Create a JQL filter:

Labels IN ("Has_Open_Child_Tasks"}

Stephen.Lugton

You could then add a second automation to label the child tasks that are still open:

Label child tasks.png

Just make sure to check the box at the bottom or rule details to allow this rule to be run by another rule

Then you could use another JQL query to find them:

Labels IN ("Feature_Parent_Closed")

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