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I want to see issues on kanban board based on parent status

Stig Espenhein
November 7, 2023

Hi 

I have a company-based project and I would to see all the stories in the project based on their parent's (epics) status. The result should appear on a kanban board ideally with a quick filter that could filter epics not in progress. 

As a first step I've tried to make a query in the issue navigator:

project = rep and parentstatus = "in progress" 

This gives me a list of stories with their belonging epics. However, the status of the epics doesn't match the parentstatus specified in the query (neither in the epic status field nor in the epic workflow status field). Where exactly is parentstatus derived from on each epic?  

I've also tried with project = rep and Epic Status = "in progress" which only gives me a list of epics without the underlying stories. 

I know that epics are defined as features in our issue hierarchy. Could it perhaps have something to do with this? 

Thanks in advance 

Best, 

Stig 

 

 

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Timothy
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August 14, 2014

You can access managers usign the ComponentAccessor.

https://docs.atlassian.com/jira/latest/com/atlassian/jira/component/ComponentAccessor.html

GroupManager (https://docs.atlassian.com/jira/latest/com/atlassian/jira/security/groups/GroupManager.html) has userInGroup. UserUtil and UserManager is also accessible via ComponentAcessor.

Ugur GUNGOR
August 14, 2014

Thank you so much!

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