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When I click on my Epic, I want to see the entire tree. It only goes down one level.

david.hostetter@oracle.com

Example: I have an Epic with 5 stories and each story has 5 sub-tasks. When I click on that Epic currently, I see the Epic and the 5 stories...that is it. So, when I have my team meeting I have to click on each story to see the sub-tasks. I want to see the entire tree. It will make my meetings go much faster. Why does Jira only go one level? Or is this a config option?

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Egor Tasa [ALM Works]

Hi David,

I wonder if the picture through the link is what you would like to see. What do you think, does it serve your needs?

Regards,
Egor Tasa

ALM Works

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somethingblue

Hi David,

Please take a look at JSWSERVER-9455 - Ability to create a hierarchy of Epics instead of a single level that's in a state of Gathering interest. Please vote on this issue and add your comments to the use case to add impact.