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I am using Greenhopper 6.0.8 with JIRA 5.1.3
I know how to create an epic and create issues from the epic in the RapidBoard view, but when I view the individual Epic ticket using issue view I cannot see any of the linked stories.
How can I see the linked stories for an epic using issue view?
I want to see the linked stories for an epic using issue view because I want to:
Hi Loida,
You can use the Epic Link field in a JQL search, for example '"Epic Link" = GHS-5232'.
There's no way to see the linked stories from the view issue page at the moment, we plan to implement that shortly. In the next release you'll see the aggregate of the estimate value for all linked issues in the board Plan mode.
Thanks,
Shaun
when I view the individual Epic ticket using issue view I cannot see any of the linked stories
Epics are not linked to Stories. Greenhoper uses issue labels to support those relationships.
The Links Hierarchy Structure deals with that by transforming label based relationships into virtual issue links, so they are displayed on the hierarchical structure.
Regards,
Pablo (the plug-in author)
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Actually, the new Epics in GreenHopper 6 are implemented using system issue links, not labels.
Thanks,
Shaun
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Hi Shaun,
I've just installed the latest version of the Greenhopper available from the Marketplace and it looks is still creating those relationships by using labels and not issue links. I'm a bit confused... unless when it says "labels" is an abstraction to name system links, no?
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Classic Mode epics still use Labels; Rapid Mode epics will be using links.
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...It's true that there are projects in Jira; but they are merely a way to cut off issues, to tell them apart from other sections of work and to apply rules that are specific to that team (the schemes)....
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