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vinod_kumar1
June 7, 2022

We have requirement that there is a Project called "A" and Epics are created in that. Later on Stories from Project B,C,D,E,F and so on linked to the Epics in Project-A. To get the Epics in A and the stories linked from B,C is there any JQL query to drag the information or any gadget which will help to show Epics from one project and stories linked from other projects.

Example Project-A: Epic-1,

                                Epic-2 under this Story linked from B,C,D- B1,C1,D1

                                Epic-3 under this E1,F1,G1

Now we need a Query to drag Project-A Epics1,Epic2,Epic3 and along with stories B1,C1,D1,E1,F1,G1 or any Gadget on dash board to get this requirement

.If any Plugins are there suggest with query(Example Script Runner- what query need to write to get the requirement)

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Holger Schimanski
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November 20, 2014

For 1. approach creating a screen for each project is not necessary. "limit it to just the projects and issue types that use the custom field" should be enough. Simply create a screen, which contains all custom fields. The custom fields, for which no custom field context exist for the project and issue type are automatically hidden on the screen e.g. when you create or edit an issue.

I personally use 1. and because Atlassian itself advertices 1. in http://blogs.atlassian.com/2013/12/8-steps-to-jira-field-greatness/ I would go this 1. Your second link, which recommends method 2 is mainly pointing to a bug in JIRA 5.1 with problems in using method 1. But it looks like this is solved (see last comment in https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRA-29310).

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