Order by Priority

[andycaseASA]

Order by Priority

Our organisational priority settings are

• Highest
• High
• Medium 
• Low
• Lowest

I want to list all my JIRA issues in the above order. What JQL script can I use to order the list?

[Jay A]

This may work, it's better than nothing. But, the subtask names won't be descriptive unless I change them every time I create a list of subtasks. If I create a request that goes to my whole group, that's 50+ lines in the subtask template that I have to edit. I could make the subtask names in the template be "Do this", but it will show up in people's dashboards as "PROJ-333 / Do this". That's not very user friendly, and it doesn't give people a good idea of what they need to do without looking at the parent task.

[Vijay Khacharia]

Hi Jay,

May be an option would be to create subtasks for each assignee. You can use this plugin to create them in bulk.

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.hascode.plugin.jira-quick-subtasks

Vijay

[Jay A]

This may work, it's better than nothing. But, the subtask names won't be descriptive unless I change them every time I create a list of subtasks. If I create a request that goes to my whole group, that's 50+ lines in the subtask template that I have to edit. I could make the subtask names in the template be "Do this", but it will show up in people's dashboards as "PROJ-333 / Do this". That's not very user friendly, and it doesn't give people a good idea of what they need to do without looking at the parent task.

[Vijay Khacharia]

Hi Jay,

There is an option to prefix the summary of parent task in the sub-tasks created. If you parent task has proper summary, you can have same in the sub-tasks.

Vijay