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FILTER ISSUES LINKED TO EPICS WHERE EPIC HAS CERTAIN TEXT OR LABLE HAS CERTAIN TEXT

sanjjoy rio

Am New to Jira and am currently creating dashboard for my project so need to create a view of story points completed and sum of Story points pending in our project

So under an Epic we have subtasks or user stories ( most user stories May contain subtasks inside it) so let say there is an Epic called 1coo- java upgrade under this many issues have been created and so am creating an Smart filter to group All issues that belongs to epics contains specific word in summary or should be as lable

Any way to perform this , please help

Note: this is new bord and most of parent Link is missing

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Trudy P Claspill

Hello @sanjjoy rio

Welcome to the Atlassian community.

What you want to do is not possible unless you have third party apps added to your Jira environment.

Do you have third party apps added to your Jira environment? If so can you tell us the names of each of the third party apps? We can then tell you if what you want to do is possible with the apps that you have.

Additionally, what is your level of access to the Jira instance? Are you an end user? Are you a Project Administrator? Are you an administrator of the Jira Product Application? When you click on the gear icon next to your avatar in the upper right corner, what options do you see?

Gor Greyan

Hi @sanjjoy rio

Please try the following JQL.

issue in hasAnyLinks("summary ~ xxx") and issuetype = Epic

I have Scriptrunner Add-on, I think It comes from that or from another plugin, as Jira doesn't have built-in the mentioned function.

Alexey Pavlenko _App Developer_

Hi @sanjjoy rio ,

Did you try the Sprint Report? Or you don't use sprints? The report displays all uncompleted and completed work items with the sum of story points.

Best regards,
Alexey

sanjjoy rio

Currently we don't use sprints

sanjjoy rio

I have access of jira administrator

And no third party add ins

And just to give overview In my project we have 2 Jira projects let's say L2 board which contains only features and L3 board which contains All issue types except Epics. We will create user stories in L3 board under features in L2 board.

Trudy P Claspill

Hello @sanjjoy rio

Thank you for that additional information.

Are you using a Premium or Enterprise subscription, versus a Standard or Free subscription? Have you modified your issue type hierarchy?

The default issue type hierarchy is:

Epic > standard issue types > subtask issue types

You mentioned though that you plan to create Stories, which are usually "standard" issue types, under Features.

And that doesn't align with your original question asking about how to get all the issues under Epics.

Can you clarify your issue type hierarchy for us?

Can you also provide an example set of data that includes issues you would want in the output and issues you would want excluded from the output of your query, explaining which issues should and should not be included in the output? I'm not clear on how you want to apply the criteria.

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