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Hi all!
I have a Kanban board configured to show stories, tasks, and bugs which is the level that is right for us at the moment. I'd like to extend the "Only My Issues" filter to also show stories in which the current user has a subtask assigned to them.
Basically the logic of "for each story on the board, look at all subtasks, if any are assigned to current user, show this story".
Is this possible, even though we're filtering out sub-tasks in this board?
Thanks!
Quick filters are for drilling down into a board, they do not add to it.
Your board filter will need to draw in the issues you want to see on the board. Now, the fact you've got sub-tasks excluded from the board does not mean you can't select for their parent issues, just that you won't see sub-tasks on it.
But, there is no JQL function for "stories where I have sub-tasks assigned to me", so the answer is "no, not off-the-shelf"
You would need to do a bit of coding or scripting, and there are several ways to approach it, including, but not limited to:
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