I have been trying to messing around with the fillers but nothing is working, i am currently at showing request and all the subtasks but i want to make it only the subtask of request.
I would appreciate the help
Hi @Rhea Mabruk and welcome,
you have two different options to put in place that.
Option 1 - Use quickfilters https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver0817/configuring-quick-filters-1072472193.html
Option 2 - Update Kanban board filter in order to not show other issuetypes
Hope this helps,
Fabio
Hi @Rhea Mabruk welcome, and I'm glad to see you're asking for help here.
The JQL given by @Fabio Racobaldo _Catworkx_ can be used in addition to the JQL you've already created, since you're already showing request and all the subtasks e.g.:
Your JQL AND issuetype = Sub-Task
If i understand correctly, you only want to include sub-tasks of issues which are shown on the board. But, currently sub-tasks are shown regardless of their parent issuetype.
Providing that you have Scriptrunner installed, you can use the JQL issueFunction that's included with Scriptrunner. Try the following as a board filter:
project = PROJECTKEY AND issueFunction in subtasksOf("issueType = Request")
If you have multiple issuetypes on a board and want to include subtasks of both issuetypes, you should be able to use:
project = PROJECTKEY AND issueFunction in subtasksOf("issueType in (issuetype-1, issuetype-2)")
IN case you've got more than two issuetypes on a board and want all their sub-tasks, simply add more issuetypes, using comma between each issuetype.
hi,
thank you, i just wanted to ask if you can tell me the JQL code to make it like that. i am very new to jira and have no idea how to make it like that.
thank you soo much for the help
Hey @Rhea Mabruk ,
try just : issuetype = Sub-Task
If you have different subtask types please use :
issuetype = (SUBTASKTYPE_A,SUBTASKTYPE_B....AND SO ON)
Just noticed, I'm missing the JQL functionality for returning the regular issuetype.
You'd need to use some brackets so you're searching search for:
issues from a specific project AND (either sub-tasks of requests OR issues of the issuetype Request)
The query would look like this:
project = PROJECTKEY AND (issueFunction in subtasksOf("issuetype = Request") OR issuetype = Request)
Without the brackets before issueFunction and at the end of request, the query would return sub-tasks with Requests as parent from your specified project, or any request issues regardless of project.
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