In JIRA Work Management, i can create a Sub Task under Task as follows. But can't I create another sub task under the Sub Task? If I can, what should I do?
You cannot create a Sub-task under a Sub-task, however, if you add "Epics" to your Issue Types for the project, you can create a Sub-task under a Task under an Epic.
You can add as many Sub-tasks as you need, but they will all fall under a Task.
Epic -> Task -> Sub-task
Sub-task
Sub-task
You cannot do Epic -> Task -> Sub-task -> Sub-task
(If you hover over the Task, the + symbol will appear)
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Sorry for any confusion. All the Sub-tasks will be on the same level. A sub-task cannot have a work item below it.
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Hi @ks_hyeon
just to add to Joel's great answer: The only way to model something hierarchy levels below sub-tasks in Jira is through issue links. You can create any issue link between any two issues, so you can always do e.g. a is parent of / is child of issue link between one sub-task and another.
The problem is that Jira doesn't naturally understand such issue link as a hierarchy level, so you won't see them nested in e.g. Jira Work Management's list view. There are, however, Marketplace apps that can help with this. E.g., my team and I work on an app named JXL for Jira in which you can configure custom issue hierarchies, based on Jira's built-in parent/child relationships, and/or based on issue links. This is how it looks in action:
Any questions just let me know,
Best,
Hannes
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How to parent two sub-tasks ? I can only parent from sub to Task or Story and from Task to Epic.
so @Joel Garner is completely right .
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