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How do you filter issues to find stories without sub-tasks

Roy Martin

I would like to create an issue filter that shows stories in the current sprint that do not have any sub-tasks assigned.

Something like this...
fixVersion = earliestUnreleasedVersion("DSI") and type = Story and ...???

Where ??? ~= childCount < 1 or children = YES

Accepted answers

Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]

JQL Tricks Plugin, a commercial one, has a hasSubtasks method that you can use for this.

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Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]

JQL Tricks Plugin, a commercial one, has a hasSubtasks method that you can use for this.

Simon Brugger

you can also use the Craftforge JQL Functions Plugin to detect subtasks of a story:

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/org.craftforge.jira.craftforge-jql-functions-plugin/version/20120623

and the best of all, it's Free

Michelle Hall

Just as an update: This Plugin is no longer free. It is now a paid app.

Amit Namdhari

Solution without a plugin.

Use below query as a Quick Filter from the Board Configuration.

issueFunction not in hasSubtasks() AND issuetype != Sub-task

It will sort out every story which has No or Zero sub-tasks.

Joe Harmon_y3pgen

Doesn't work. Error message received is that issueFunction does not exist

Jack Brickey

Issuefunction is associated with Scriptrunner plugin

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