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Cornel
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August 23, 2024

Hello,

 

I'm using Jira Plans in DataCenter.

All the relevant Jira issues are included in my plan, but I would like to create a filter (inside the Plan, not a JQL) to get a specific subset of issues.

What I want: all the epics that have the fix version = X and all the issues under these epics.

What I get: all the issues (epics, stories, initiatives, etc) that have fix version = X.

The problem is that not all the issues under epic have the fix version = X.

 

Any workaround for this? same problem with labels (with every field for that matter).

Same problem with grouping also.

 

I'm I the only one having this as a problem?

 

Thanks in advance foe any hint!

 

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Duc Thang TRAN
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August 23, 2024

Hello @Cornel 

Do you try to use "group by release" in "view setting" ? 

BR

Cornel
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August 23, 2024

yeah, not the expected result either. It considers the lowest issue in the Hierarchy. For example:
-i group by release
- Hierarchy is Initiative to Story

the result is:

release 4.0:

Initiative (fix version = 4.2)

Epic (fix version = 4.2)

Story (fix version = 4.0)

 

I'm trying to get the highest level grouped by release AND get all the sub-levels displayed (without being grayed out).

 

Thanks!

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