I have many epics with sub-issues (tasks, bugs, stories) that are not being displayed in the 'Progress (issue count)' field at all.
Here's an example of an epic whose sub-issues are not being displayed in the progress (issue count) field at all.
To be fair, it's 189 sub-issues. Is there a limit to have many issues in an epic is supported by the 'Progress (issue count)' field?
If not, how can I create a custom field that does take all epic sub-issues into account? (so what this field is supposed to do, but actually do it)
Using Atlassian Jira Project Management Software (v9.4.4)
@JA -
Hi JA:
For those EPICs in question, the a few things that you should check first are:
Here is a reference link on AR for Jira - https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/set-up-advanced-roadmaps-and-change-plan-settings/
Hope this helps.
Best, Joseph Chung Yin
Jira/JSM Functional Lead, Global Technology Applications Team
Viasat Inc.
Yep, that did it. Thank you so much!
For others who might find this in the future: In issue sources I was including boards of different projects, but for the problematic one that didn't include sub-issues, I was including a filter for a few selected epics of interest (with a given label). So I created another filter for the children of those selected epics. And voilà, problem solved.
Much appreciated.
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This JQL filter that gets all epics of a given label and their respective children issues:
(Type=Epic and labels=YOURLABEL) OR issueFunction in issuesInEpics("Type=Epic and labels=YOURLABEL")
And then I add that filter in the issue sources on the advance roadmap plan
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