So, I use Service Project, and I use Filters as well. Please see below:
Now, what I want is, in this same Filter [let's discuss about Main Filter], I created 4 issues: Issue A, Issue B, Issue C and Issue D.
So, in my Main FIlter list of all 4 issues are showing, now If I open Issue C and click on link issue and select Issue A, then from my list of Main Filter Issue "C" should be removed, but If I open Issue A, then Inside Issue C should show as "Linked"!
On your JQL filter, switch it to advanced JQL. Then add in the end (and before ORDER BY) the following:
and issueLinkType is empty
The above will return all issues which do not have linked issues with them.
Let me know if that works for you.
This is my JQl
project = GJP AND status in ("In Review", Pending, Reopened, TODO, "Work in progress") AND labels in ("Default", Learning, Regular, Support, Transcation, Trending) AND assignee in (currentUser()) ORDER BY due ASC, priority DESC
But I don't understood where to add.
Also one important point: You said this: "The above will return all issues which do not have linked issues with them." But that is not the requirement which I mentioned in question. If One issue is linked with other, but there might issues which are independent and not linked with anyone, so that also should come in the filter list.
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@Jimmy Trivedi sorry but I don't understand your requirement then:
If One issue is linked with other
Ok with the above statement. One issue is linked to another.
but there might issues which are independent and not linked with anyone
Ok with the above sentence as well. There are issues with inward/outward links
so that also should come in the filter list.
Don't understand which one should come on the list. The one with the links, or the others which do not have links? What do you want your saved filter to return? If you could explain with words like:
I want the JQL to return all issues from a specific project, which have specific labels (e.g. default, learning etc), and their status is in pending, regular etc, and assignee is the current user and ....... ??
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Surely, I'll try to explain more in detail. The filter list should return issues which are not linked with anyone and also should return issues which are parent of linked issues, but filter should not return which are sub issues of any parent issue.
Note: I'll not do like this: Parent - Child - SubChild
It'll be only Parent - child.
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Hi @Jimmy Trivedi From what You wrote I would think that you don't want the subtasks to be visible.. So maybe use the following JQL then, in addition to your filter:
issuetype in standardIssueTypes()
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@Jimmy Trivedi if my answer helped on you, kindly mark it as accepted in order to help others within this community to find proper guidance. Thank you,
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