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How to filter 1 top level issue and all it's related issues

Rachel Dinham November 1, 2022

I'd like to create a filter to include 

one Initiative only (ORANGE) -> many Features (BLUE) -> many Epic (PURPLE) -> many Stories (GREEN), Tasks. 

 

I am missing something very simple :) 

 

Unless I label everything up I cant seem to filter be connection the the top issue.

The image is from Advanced Roadmap - but i'd like to be able to do this in the Filter section.

 

Thanks Rachefilter.png

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Mark Segall
Community Champion
November 1, 2022

Hi @Rachel Dinham - It grays out the child issues, but they're still shown if you simply filter on the Initiative key.  

Rachel Dinham November 1, 2022

filters 2.png

 

Yeah sorry - trying to get this info into an actual filter (not on advanced roadmaps), so I can show on a dashboard / put into confluence 

Mark Segall
Community Champion
November 1, 2022

Oh that's easy 🙂

issue in portfolioChildIssuesOf(YOURKEY)
Rachel Dinham November 1, 2022

@Mark Segall - that's amazing thanks! been trying this for ages!

 

One thing is the top level issue "initiative" in Orange doesn't appear in the list, is there a way to add that to the filter jql?

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Mark Segall
Community Champion
November 1, 2022

Yes - You can do something like this:

issue in portfolioChildIssuesOf(YOURKEY) OR key = YOURKEY
Rachel Dinham November 1, 2022

@Mark Segall - I honestly think this has changed my life..... 

 

They should add this to the first things to know!

 

Thanks so much!

My advanced roadmap now has no greyed out issues :) 

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