Hello :) I need some help to figure out, how to get a list of all parent issues for the tasks, assigned to the current Sprint (or each particular sprint).
Example:
I need to get all parents of an issues in sprint S, e.g. list of issues D,E,F.
Unfortunately, there are no special plugins for that and I can't install any :(
Hi Natalya,
Your use case seems to match what our app Structure for Jira is often used for. You can use Automation to Insert issues from specific sprint (using JQL sprint="sprintName") then Group by linked issues (or, if D,E,F are epics, group by epics), resulting in a hierarchy of Parent>Child. You can even insert issues from different sprints, then group them by parent and by sprint, resulting in a hierarchy Sprint>Parent>Child.
If you are interested in such approach, you can look at our sandbox environment and check our quick-start guide. You can send any specific questions to support@almworks.com
Regards,
Egor Tasa
ALM Works
Hi Natalya,
You can try this in script runner:
issueFunction in subtasksOf("issueFunction in parentsOf('sprint in openSprints () ')" )
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Thanks for an idea ^^ But this script shows as the result child issues of an initial "Issues A, B, C (type =Story)" , while I need Parent issues. But I'll try to use another variations of this script with other functions, to get what's required :)
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