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You can achieve this using third party plugins like scriptrunner or JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports. I am using JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports. and following query can help you "issueType = '<span>Support Ticket'</span>")issue in subtaskOf( Reference:…

Unfortunately its paid one, but you can give a try at trail version , all plugins in jira are available on trail for one month

@charutiwari As mentioned by others, its not possible naively, I am using JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports. I would suggest give a try , its not that much expensive and have amazing built in queries. In your case by using this plugin following query will get all user stories which have no sub tasks. issue in…

Please try this issuetype=Bug and Epic Link" is not EMPTY and issueLinkType = "relates to"

@don you can use JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports , it will fulfill your needs. Following query is for cloud version Find all issues which are blocked by another issue "is blocked by"linkType =<span> </span> Reference…

If you want users to fill the required field while moving the ticket from one project to another project. If you want to move tickets from project A to project B then simply , mark those fields as mandatory on Project B, Jira will not allow users to move tickets untill they put some values 

There could be two reasons 1) First and most appropriate reason is, please check the issue screen it looks this field is not available there, Simple way is , create the same issue from UI and see if the field exist there if exist, then check the ID is correct or not. 2) you don't have permission to create the issue or this…

As mentioned by Paul, its not possible naively, I am using JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports. I found following query can get the required results which you want. Will all issues which are linked or links project JQL "JQL")issue in linkedByIssueProject( Find issues which link at least one issue from project JQL.…

If you explain your question further, i can help you more, What i understand is you need a filter where you need to match values. You can use JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports plugin to complete your tasks. Following query will help you . fieldMatch(jql-subquery, field-name, regexp) FieldMatch can be used to find…

you can use JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports plugin to get the required results. As with simple JQL you can't If you have installed JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports , following query will get you the issue3 issue in affectedVersionCountGreaterThan("2") it will return all issues where affectedversion have…

Why to stop login? you can stop them creating issues in a specific duration. Its simple, Inside the workflow on create transition, add validator , verify the dates , the group or project roles you don't let them to create issues. Now they will not be able to create issues withing a specific time period 

If you have any automation plugin like script runner, you can add a validator inside the work flow where you can create a groovy script to check if dates are the required dates, don't allow to create the issue.

For that you need SQL query like below SELECT project.name AS "PROJ_NAME", project.project_key AS "PROJ_KEY", repository.name AS "REPO_NAME", repository.slug AS "REPO_SLUG", sta_pull_request.id AS "PR_ID", sta_pull_request.title AS "PR_TITLE", cs_attribute.att_value AS "JIRA_KEY" FROM sta_pull_request INNER JOIN repository…

 JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports plugin have rich queries which are very useful. You can either use scriptrunner or JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports plugin. I am using JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports plugin and its really amazing. Following query will be helpful in your case. It will return all…

Thanks @Kyle Foreman for the clarification. I thought she was asking for JIra :)

Unfortunately Jira does not have a specific permission for versions. You need to grant the "Administer Projects" rights to those users whom you want to be able to create or manage versions.

you can use JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports plugin In your case following query will get the required results. issue in linkedBy("project = X AND sprint =Y AND type = story AND status not in (Z)")…

You can achieve this using a plugin like script runner or JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports I am using JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports and following query will fulfill this need if you use the same plugin. It will return all issues which at least have one sub task issue in subtaskCountGreaterThan(1)

@chris I tested your query and it worked fine and only returned those issues which blocking other issues. Try to index your jira 

There are tow ways, 1) Add the directors as watcher 2) Add a user picker field to issue, so directors secretaries can create issues and can select the directors . Add those users in notification schemes so they can receive notifications.

From my point of view the best way is to define project roles so you can add users to project roles as per project needs and user needs.

Not sure it is the best way but one way is Export all issues in excel with sprint column. Now those issues which have sprint more than one under sprint column, it means they were moved from one sprint to another sprint. As jira save the referene of previous sprints.

Please check the page restrictions 

you can use following query component ="your required component"and component not in ("Add all those componenets which you want to exclude")

Yes it can be done using plugins like JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports plugin. It have rich built in advanced queries. In your case you can use following queries based on your requirements. Find issues and subtasks of epic "SEARCH-12" 12)issue in allIssuesInEpic(SEARCH- Find all user stories under epics, you can…

You can easily achieve this using JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports plugin, following query will get all those issues where members of group "Employee" did not add any comments. issue not in commentedByUser("membersOf(employees)") If you want to get issues where comments added by a group then use following query.…

You can use JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports plugin which helps you to get all issues with comments filters. examples CommentedBefore can be used to find issues with comments added before particular date. Expected date format is yyyy-MM-dd (year dash month dash day of the month) or dd-MM-YYYY issue in…

You can use JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports plugin to get the required results, you you case you can use the query as below following query will return all issues which are not linked with project "Test" "test")issue not in linkedByIssueProject( or you can use following query and pass multiple projects Find issues…

What does means issue release? is it version or issue type?

could you please explain this line? I expected to get a list of the Initiatives that are parents of the Epics? I am lost now, this line giving me another understanding.