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How to search issues by Sub-Task status

hirok

I'd like to create a query which searches for issues whose childs(Sub-Tasks) are ALL in 'Resolved' status.

e.g.)
*Issue A
-> Sub-Taks1 - Resolved
-> Sub-Task2 - Resolved

*Issue B
-> Sub-Task1 - Resolved
-> Sub-Task2 - Open

In this case, only the issue A should be searched by that query.
Could you please let me know how I can create such query using JQL?

Accepted answers

Thomas Heidenreich

With the Craftforge JQL Functions Plugin from https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/org.craftforge.jira.craftforge-jql-functions-plugin

you can use the following query:

issue in parentIssuesFromQuery("resolution is not empty") and issue not in parentIssuesFromQuery("resolution is empty")

Hope this helps

Thomas

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Thomas Heidenreich

With the Craftforge JQL Functions Plugin from https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/org.craftforge.jira.craftforge-jql-functions-plugin

you can use the following query:

issue in parentIssuesFromQuery("resolution is not empty") and issue not in parentIssuesFromQuery("resolution is empty")

Hope this helps

Thomas

hirok

Hi Thomas,

I installed the plugin and tried the query as you specified.
It works great as I expected.

Thank you very much!!
hiro

Thomas Heidenreich

Glad I could help, but why did't you accept my answer

hirok

Oh, I found it!

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