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If i correctly understand you are using JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports plugin you can try following example and it will work in your scenario. In your case you need to replace issuetype from bug to Epic Nested queries You can use the new JQL keywords together, for instance Example "subTaskOfQuery = project = DEMO…

 you can use JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports, it have amazing built in queries For your case you can use the following query issue in allIssuesInEpic(EPIC ID) It will get all issues belongs to the epic you provided along with any sub tasks.

There is no logic required, Just add basic html tags for your requirements how you want to show the banner. for example your banners is like this Text line 1 <br> Text line 2 <br> Link1: <a href="https://www.google.com/" target="_blank">Open link in new tab</a> <br> Link2: <a href="https://www.google.com/"…

you can use like this <a href="https://www.google.com/" target="_blank">Open link in new tab</a>

Please use jira notification helper , it will allow you to test the notificaiton for a specific user. Just double press G and it will show search window, type there notificaiton helper and you will see it.

you can try following query (project=yourproject and issuetype = story and component =JAN) or ( project=yourproject and issuetype =Sub-task)

you can easily get from database bb_pr_commit table contains all the commit hash sta_pull_request table contains all from_hash and to_hast (pull requests with commits)

You create group of your application users and add to confluence permissions so only those users can view the confluence.

@Linda Marshall you can use JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports, it have amazing built in queries which solve almost all reporting issues. For your case you can use the following query issue in allIssuesInEpic(EPIC ID) It will get all issues belongs to the epic you provided along with any sub tasks.

I love the plugin: JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports, it have amazing built in queries which solve almost all reporting issues. Specially for cloud version, it have great collection of built in queries. Give a try to read the documentation and i think you will also love it.…

With built in queries you cannot get it, you need to use some plugins like JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports i am using plugin and highly recommend it. Install the plugin : JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports and then execute this query , it will return all user stories which have more than one fix version.…

By using JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports plugin you can easily get all bugs related to stories or sub tasks. In your case you can use the following query. issue in linkedBy(A,B,C) Above query will return all bugs linked with stories A,B,C and if there is any sub tasks linked with Story A,B,C. Add the column…

If you want to show all backlog items then please only use the following query it will show all backlog items. project = *project_name*

JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports can help you to get all issues with sub tasks for epic for example Following query will get all issues and sub tasks related to the epic id "test-24" , please see the attached image. issue in allIssuesInEpic(test-24) here is the documentation link for all queries.…

@Sravan Kumar , if you are Jira admin, then you can go to Jira administration > issue type schemes. If a issue type is associated to a project, it means its used in that project.

JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports can help you to get all issues with sub tasks for epic for example Following query will get all issues and sub tasks related to the epic id "test-24" , please see the attached image. issue in allIssuesInEpic(test-24) here is the documentation link for all queries.…

you can use JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports to get the required results. Following queries can help you . It will return all epics for certain project and label you mentioned. issue in epicOf("project = INFRAAUTO and labels = label-value") Here is the documentation…

Since you have completed the sprint, now can view the bug in Sprint Report not on backlog. Or got to issue search and search for the issue with query like this Project=yourprojectname and sprint=sprint2

On Cloud JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports can help you to get the required results. Please look into following queries which can help you. Then, find the stories which are parents of issues matched by the base query: "Story" AND parentOfQuery="status!=\"Done\" AND priority=\"High\""type= Find all issues which are…

Could you please elaborate, what actually you want to achieve

yes, you can give anonymous access 

You can do in two different ways. 1) set the read only permission for the whole space, if you want all pages to be read only in space. 2) If you want only few pages in a space should be read only, then add the page restrictions , add your self as editor and all other users read only for those pages which you want read only

There are two ways 1) go to your back log, select the epic and drag the user stories on that epic, they will linked under the epic 2) Select the issues using jql which you want to add under epic. Then go for bulk operation > edit issues > and then select the epic id which you want to add

permissions are give at space level , you can play with page restrictions but it not smart work . lets see others suggestions if no one then please follow as below In page restrictions give permission to all other users except those contractors group

you can use JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports to get all results . CommitsCount Search for issues that have particular number of commits. This value is present if JIRA is connected to Bitbucket or Crucible/Fisheye. 0commitsCount ><span> </span> FailingBuildsCount Search for issues that have particular number of…

please use the permission helper in jira to view the issue with the permission. just press two time g and then enter permission helper. Put the user name and try to investigate the issue

You can easily find such results by using plugin JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports Following query will fetch all issues where reporting partner from project 1 and project 2 are matched. issue in fieldsHaveSameValue("reporting partner in project1", "reporting partner in project2") or you can use following query…

@siva As mentioned by @Jack Brickey you cannot get it directly using the jql, you need to use plugin for that for example following is the plugin JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports which i am using for such type of queries If you run following queries it will return all issues where user belongs to group 'employees'…

It looks like you want to search EPIC with their child stories and their child sub tasks. You can use following query to get the results by using the plugin : JQL Search Extensions for Jira & reports after installing the above plugin , please use following query it will return you all parents with their child's.…

Do you have scriptrunner plugin, if yes you can create Built in scripts > script fragments Create script fragment select 'Custom web item' in filed 'What section should this go in' select 'What section should this go in' enter any unique key provide the title for the button in 'Menu text' in 'Do what' select the option…