To identify open (active) defects in an Epic by creating filter. Using the same filter to create a d

SUHAS BHUJBAL

1. Create a Jira query by selecting fields "project", "issue type", "Epic"
2. The above query lists all the stories in 1 Epic. Next step is to figure out how to populate defect details of individual stories by improvising the same query.

 

Currently using following query:

project = DG AND "Epic Link" = DG-33516 AND issuetype = Story AND ((issueFunction in hasLinkType("Blocks")) AND status in (Open))

 

Result:

The query works to display links that "Blocks" individual story.

• We do not tag the defects by "blocks" for story, instead we use "has a bug". This fails to work if replaced in above query.

• The above query lists everything as in image 001.jpg whereas our area of interest is as shown in image 002.jpg

Krisztian Kovacs_rapuo3

Hi @SUHAS BHUJBAL,

your query looks alright, you definitely have the quotation marks but is it possible you have a different name for the link or perhaps spelled differently?

Also, I'd check if the inbound and outbound names are different for the link and if I'm using the correct one.

I hope this helps.