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How do I get the recursive children and grandchildren from an initiative? I have several Sagas and each saga has several initiatives. I only need to get the entire list of issues linked to one of the initiatives to show in a portfolio plan.
I have tried issueFunction in linkedIssuesOfRecursive("Key = APB-2")
and also issueFunction in linkedIssuesOfAllRecursive("Key = APB-2")
Neither gives me the right results. It pulls issues linked to other initiatives like APB-12 or APB-3. Note that both APB-12 and APB-3 are linked to the same parent saga as APB-2.
All I am trying to get is the epics, stories, tasks and subtasks from the APB-2, so I can display the tree in the portfolio plan.
@Deepanshu Natani something similar. The above shows the status. I am looking for the parent child hierarchy like the pic below.
Do you mind also sharing the query to your view?
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Hi @SR
The screenshot I shared above was displaying data using an add-on/ application called "Links Explorer Traceability & Hierarchy".
More details for this application/ add-on is available here: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1211120/links-explorer-traceability-hierarchy?hosting=server&tab=overview
The default Jira does not have feature to display the hierarchy that you need.
You need to use one of the add-ons like the above mentioned one.
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Hi Deepanshu, I have access to Portfolio and I am trying to get this view in Portfolio. But it has some constraints on the number of projects (max 100) and number of issues (max 5000).
The query is where I am having problems, not displaying the results. The results include children from both ABP-2 and ABP-15 even though I am asking only for APB-2 in the below query -
issueFunction in linkedIssuesOfRecursive("Key = APB-2")
Expected results:
ABP-2, ABP-10, SOC-34, SOC-39, SOC-50
Actual results:
ABP-2, ABP-10, SOC-34, SOC-39, SOC-50, ABP-15, CLR-10, CLR-15
What am I doing wrong? How can I just get the expected results in Jira?
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I recreated the portfolio and it works fine now with the right hierarchy. Thread can be closed.
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