I would like to display the issue (key and/or name) which is linked with "is parent of" in the column of a structure, can I do this?
Hello @Martin Härri
Dionathan with ALM Works here.
You could use the following sample formula and let me know how it goes (PS: this formula will work only on the latest versions of Structure (V7.0 +)):
issueLinks.FILTER($.type.outward = "is parent of" AND $.destination = this).MAP($.source.key CONCAT ' - ' CONCAT $.source.summary)
or
issueLinks.FILTER($.type.inward = "is parent of" AND $.destination = this).MAP($.source.key CONCAT ' - ' CONCAT $.source.summary)
depending on your setup.
Basically, it is filtering the issue links by "Is parent of" and it should show the Issue Key + Summary in a Formula Column.
Please refer to this article for more information about Item Property Reference
If any further questions, let me know.
Best Regards,
Dionathan L
www.almworks.com
Brilliant, that's exactly what I was looking for, thanks a lot, Dionathan!
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Really cool - was looking for this and exactly does what I wanted.
Would be great to have examples like this documented at the ALM Works wiki for Structure.
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Good suggestion, @M0214104 👍
I have passed it along to the Structure team and you can expect to see it in the Sample Formulas one day soon.
-dave
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could it be, that this doesn't work in jira structure cloud? Is there a way to display information from parent ticket in a column with formulas?
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I'd say it works in Jira Cloud.
just set up a formula column with the formula being 'parentlink'
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Hi Dionathan,
thanks a lot for this example, that works perfectly fine.
Using "easy" properties like status, key or summary instead works:
issueLinks.FILTER($.type.inward = "is parent of")
.Map($.destination.key)
returns the key(s) of the issues of the 'parent' issues.
But if I want to display the value of one specific custom field of the parent issue, this fails to works and returns nothing:
issueLinks.FILTER($.type.inward = "is parent of")
.Map($.destination.customfield_10272)
If I'm displaying the 'customfield_10272' on the issue level directly, I see there's a value.
Any idea what I'm missing in my formula?
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Hi, @Martin Imme. And welcome to the community 👋
Much has changed since Dionathan wrote that response. ALM Works is now part of Tempo Software, and Dionathan may not be associated with Structure support these days.
I suggest you open a ticket with Tempo for a speedier response. And, it would be awesome if you let everyone here know what solution you uncover.
Hope this helps,
-dave
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Customization in Board is not possible as of now in Jira Work Management Template Projects.
If you need configurations you can choose to create a kanban board where you will have more control over how cards can be displayed.
Thanks,
Pramodh
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Hi Pramodh, I don't think your answer is related to my question, I was talking about Structure from ALMWorks, not kanban boards
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Thanks Got it :-)
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