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Hello Jira community!
Desperately need help regarding structure formulas....
I inherited a Jira structure in my defect Jira project that requires a couple of tweaks.
My structure includes Defects and Versioned Defects from my defect Jira project and linked tasks (Issue Links - > is documented by) that reside in another Jira project.
I want to display a couple of linked task properties (Status, Owner) in my defect Jira structure columns, but do not know how to do it.
Could you help?
Regards
Barbara
Hello @Barbara Vdovc
It depends on how issues are connected, the type of data you want to display and what you have in your structure. For example, if linked sub-issues are not added to the structure and only their parent issues are, you can show Statuses of linked sub-issues for each parent with a formula like this:
issuelinks.map(if $.source = this : $.destination else $.source).status
Please reach out to us directly at our support portal and we'll be glad to assist you properly.
Best regards,
Stepan Kholodov
Tempo
Stephan, thank you very much, I have all linked tasks added to to my structure, defects are parent, linked tasks are child objects. I want to have a formula column the structure that lists linked task Status, for example.
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Hi @Barbara Vdovc , welcome to the Atlassian Community and thanks for your question!
You can always reach out to the app vendor here - Structure by Tempo - Jira Portfolio Management & PPM | Atlassian Marketplace. They also have a link to their documentation but I have found their team is always very helpful and responsive.
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