I have a query of subtasks (filtered on IssueType). I want to include the Parent Issue's Key in the query (and it should be present when I export to Excel).
I have thought of two options (neither of which I'm able to get working):
Any advice please on how to implement one of the above options?
Are there more options I'm not considering?
Hello @Jacques B
Thank you for reaching out.
Per your description, I understand that you would like to add the parent Key as a column when running a specific query on your site and be able to export that value to CSV, as in the screenshot below. Is that correct?
If I've properly understood your request, you can achieve your goal by creating a paragraph custom field and a Jira automation rule to update that field with the parent key - By adding the smart value {{issue.parent.key}}. This would be the automation rule, supposing the name of your custom field is "Paragraph field":
Let us know if you have any questions.
Thank you @Petter Gonçalves !
Your understanding is spot-on and the solution is what I was after. Much appreciated.
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Thanks, although being able to just display the parent key without having to do this extra work would be much better; subtask are very useful but being able to group by them or at least view them easily would be a good thing ;-)
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I'm trying to do something similar and so far I have not found how to or if is possible, have to say that I'm pretty new to JQL.
I'm trying to pull subtask(s) within a task and display them in a dashboard and don't have access to ScriptRunner(I have seen is possible with this)
What I have is a query (that I'm inserting with "insert jira issue/filter" within confluence) that is pulling from a Jira kanban board all the tasks that are currently in progress and another query that is pulling the subtask(s) for a given manuallly added ID. Both querys do the job(picture attached) but I would love to have just one query(if posssible) and not to manually add the task ID to pull the subtask(s)
The idea that I have in mind is to add/show a column with the subtask(s) that are as well in progress for the parent task
I would appreciate your help on this one
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