How to write a query for the following situation:
I have project A, with many stories. Some of the stories have epic links to epics in projects B, C, D…..
What I need is an overview of all epics, from all projects, where project A stories are connected
Suggestions more than welcome
What do you mean by "an overview of all epics"?
If you only need some basic counts, you could create a simple filter, save it, and then show it on a dashboard with the two-dimensional filter gadget. Such a filter could be:
project = myProject_A AND "Epic Link" IS NOT EMPTY
Please add more criteria, as needed.
Best regards,
Bill
Hi Bill
I had difficulty stating exactely what I need. Later I found a topic with more or less the same question, so hopefully this explain better what I need.
What I mean is : im trying to find in JQL all Epics, accross all projects, that one of his children are in the same project as Im woking on
For example:
My Project = a.
Epic = a1
Children of a1 : Story = a2, Story = a5, story b3
result: I want epic a1 selected.
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My Project = a
Another project =b
Epic = b1
Children of b1 : Story = a2, Story = b5, story b3
result: I want epic b1 selected.
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My Project = a
Another project =c
Epic = c1
Children of c1 : Story = c2, Story = c5, story b3
result: I don't want epic c1 selected.
In the end I will use this selection in a board, so I can see where my team is involved across all projects in my organisation.
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@Daan Boesjes thanks for clarifying!
With out-of-the-box JQL you cannot create a query like that. (JQL isn't a full SQL.) You would need to purchase a marketplace addon to build that query for a board. There may be free addons which can do this, also found in the marketplace.
If you are unable to purchase/use an addon, an elaborate work-around could be:
I haven't tried this, and I expect it will work to dynamically update the filter of epics on the board.
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Thx BIll
I will look into available addons. Confirmation that is is not possible with standard JQL saves me hours of frustrating work.
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