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Dependency Tracking on the story /task

siva.vemula
February 12, 2025

 

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We have a Dependency filed in Jira story where team will update the dependencies

. Example: Story: ACESX 1234: Dependency : 25_R3_SAP, 25_R3_OKTA
Story:ACESX 2345: Dependency: 25_R3_ADIHOME
Story: ACESX 3456 Dependency : 25_R3_ADI , 25_R3_ADIInsights
Story: ACESX 4567 Dependency : 25_R3_CC , 25_R3_ADIInv"

This is how the dependencies are added on a story and some stories have single dependency and some have multiple. "

How to do this in Jira/ Richfilters to show one story with one Dependency as below
Example
Story: ACESX 1234: Dependency : 25_R3_SAP,
Story: ACESX 1234: Dependency : 25_R3_OKTA
Story:ACESX 2345: Dependency: 25_R3_ADIHOME
Story: ACESX 3456 Dependency : 25_R3_ADI ,
Story: ACESX 3456 Dependency :25_R3_ADIInsights 

kindly assist on how to track a story with one dependency

 

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Mercy
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December 10, 2025

Jira doesn’t split multi‑value field entries into separate rows natively, so if your “Dependency” field is a single text or multi‑select custom field, filters and dashboards will always show the entire value string per issue. To show one dependency per line as in your example, you’ll need to normalize the data first. The simplest option is to convert “Dependency” into a multi‑select custom field (either Select List or Labels) and then use a Rich Filter smart filter to display each value independently.

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