How to fetch dependent linked Epic and visulalise dependency under stracture with wikimarkup?

Mizuho Takeda _Robert Walters_
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July 9, 2024

I tried to visualize in a wiki markup column with the following formula, however, it seems that there is no data returned in a column. Could anyone help me out with how to modify the formula and visualize dependent/precedes Epic? Thank you. 

 

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What I want;

- Fetch dependency/precedes Epic under listed Epics in structure

- Indicate with an arrow to show the vector of the relationship (A -> B or A <- B )

- If no linked issue/dependency, leave a column in Blanc

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What I tried;

with issuelinks_filter = issuelinks .FILTER($.type = 'Precedes' AND $.source = this AND $.issue.type = Epic):

concat("{panel:borderStyle=solid|borderColor=white|bgColor=#ADFF2F}",issuelinks_filter,"{panel}")

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Stepan Kholodov _Tempo_
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July 11, 2024

@Mizuho Takeda _Robert Walters_ 

If the formula returns no actual value, then either there are no links in issues, or the link has a different name than what is referenced in the formula, or something else is off. To be able to recommend anything in particular, a detailed look into your setup would be required. if you want our assistance, please submit a request at our portal, and we'll go from there.

Best regards,
Stepan

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Stepan Kholodov _Tempo_
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July 10, 2024

Hello,

If you you have Jira Data Center, then you can try this formula with Wiki Markup format selected:

concat(
"{panel:borderStyle=solid|borderColor=white|bgColor=#ADFF2F}",issuelinks.FILTER($.type = 'precedes' and (if $.source = this: $.destination.issuetype = "Epic" else $.source.issuetype = "Epic")),
"{panel}")

If you have Jira Cloud, the formula can look like this with the Markdown format:

concat(":panel[",issuelinks.filter($.type = "precedes" and (if $.source.key = key: $.destination.issuetype = "Epic" else if $.destination.key = key: $.source.issuetype = "Epic")),"]{color=#FFFFFF backgroundColor=#ADFF2F}")

I hope this helps. If you need further assistance with the formula or if you have other questions about Structure, please reach out to us directly at our support portal and we'll get back to you shortly.

Best regards,
Stepan
Tempo (the Structure app vendor)
Mizuho Takeda _Robert Walters_
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July 10, 2024

I appreciate your reply, however, it only returns the text below to a column and does not capture any dependency :( 

:panel[] {color=#FFFFFF backgroundColor=#ADFF2F}

Could anyone advise me on this something more? Thank you. 

 

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