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JQL query to find child issues of Initiative

Thomas Nielsen
Thomas Nielsen May 02, 2019

(issuekey in childIssuesOf("INIT-001") works, but don't want to hardcode the ID into the filter.

Is there any way to just list all issue that is child of an issuetype = Initiative?

(issuekey in childIssuesOf("issuetype = Initiative")

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May 02, 2019

@Thomas Nielsen I don't think this is possible, since childIssuesOf() takes only one argument, which can be an issuekey, but it does not take another JQL subquery as an argument.

 

See this for more details: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jiraportfolioserver/searching-for-issues-using-portfolio-details-940678957.html

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Aug 04, 2023

I believe if you have Advanced Roadmaps (Portfolio) for Jira downloaded, you would be able to use the function "portfolioChildrenOf()" which does allow the input of a subquery. More info and examples of use cases HERE

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