Could you please refer the below screenshot and let me know if the user mentioned has access to that particular project. I assigned this user to a different user group and I want this user to access only that project assigned for this group.
If this is not the way to do this, please advise! My requirement is to give the users access to a particular project only!
If you want to choose all subtasks, then the JQL query would be like this:
issueFunction in subtasksOf("key = EPIC-1")If you want to choose all issues, that are linked to an Epic, then you should use:
issuesInEpics("key = EPIC-1")
hi @zhaoyawei,
you can simply use below JQL to filter sub task of a parent ticket.
parent = <Epic ticket ID>
parent = TST-4674
Reference: Advanced Searching
hope this helps! 😊
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@zhaoyawei would it be possible to post a screen shot of the results you got when you run above JQL?
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Using following query I got all issues of a certain epic and all sub-tasks of these issues:
Epos-Verknüpfung = "Name-of-epic" or issueFunction in subtasksOf("Epos-Verknüpfung = Name-of-epic")I don't know why the property 'epic link' need to be German in our instance. Maybe this must be adjusted to your Jira instance.
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