Hi everyone,
in Jira 9+ all Transition-Buttons are now inside a Workflow-Dropdown.
We don´t really mind this but in some cases/projects we really want to separate a button and put it right next to the Workflow-Dropdown or the Assign-Button.
On top of that we like to create a second button which do something else like redirect to a link. This should be possible with Scriptrunner Fragments but i wasn't able to create something like this. I kinda have now two questions regarding buttons:
1 - Is there a solution to set a transition-Button next to the transistion-dropdown? Maybe using fragments? Dont really want to buy another third-party app.
2 - Using fragments is it possible to create a "custom-web-item-Button" right next to the transition-dropdown?
In the fragments configuration there is field "What section should this go in" with dozens of options. With the option "jira.issue.tools" i was able to create a button but it is... well next to the tools buttons in the issue view. Not exactly what i want. Anyone some ideas?
Thanks!
Cheers
Adam
There is also another JQL function from ScriptRunner that should allow you to do this. I think the basic queries you're looking for are:
All Bugs in Open Epics
issuetype = Bug and issueFunction in issuesInEpics("resolution = Unresolved")
All Bugs in Closed Epics
issuetype = Bug and issueFunction in issuesInEpics("resolution != Unresolved")
Dear @Yolanda Repetto-Logan,
before you use a sledge-hammer to crack a nut, try another plugin called JQL Search Extensions. The query will look like this:
issue in linkedBy("relates to", "project = XXX")So long
Thomas
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Hello,
You could use the Power Scripts add-on:
Your JQL query would look like this
key in issueInEpics("status != \"In Progress\"")
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If you have script runner plugin you can use issueFunction JQL command;
But;
Epic link is majorly used to link a story .
Query can be like this for a story:
issuefunction in linkedIssuesOf("project = XXX", "is Epic of")
Bugs can be linked to an epic with 'Relate' as well.
For 'Relate' issue link , the outward and inward description is same 'Relates to' by default.
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