I created an Initiative - 112 in Proj-1 ; and then I created two Epics - 113 (in Proj-1 linked as a child to 112 - Initiative) and 1415 (in Project-2 -linked as a child to 112),
I also created a couple of stories in 1415 (epic)
When I create a plan with filters (all the issues have a component - Release-x), I see that Epic-to Story is showing accurately as descendants
but Epics themselves are showing up as issues without parents
In addition to Magdalena's point to check the hierarchy filter... I also am thinking that this is related to how JQLs can not be nested under each other in the same query. I haven't found a way, via filter, to pull in the children of an Initiative, and then also pull in the children of those child Epics.
I have only seen it work using a Board(s) as a Plan source, rather than a filter. Just my experience, however, and I could be wrong.
I tried that as well, finally someone advied me to move the Epics manually (drag and drop) under Initiative..and that's what I am doing now.
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Make sure to leverage the "Parent Link" field within Epics, so the parent/child link is "official". Otherwise, the hierarchy you are setting up will only be 'viewable' in Plans. :)
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Hi @Prashantha ,
Have you tried to click on Filters -> Hierarchy -> From to be Initiative?
Hope it helps!
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