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Hi
I'm trying to figure out a filter that shows all issues for an Epic but their subtasks is not showing, currently the filter looks like:
issuetype != Epic AND "Epic Link" = GUMK-5 AND project = GuideMaker ORDER BY Rank ASC
Is it possible to get the issues subtest also? Which now does not show
Regards
No plugin
"Epic Link" =PROJ-XX OR issue in childIssuesOf("PROJ-XX")
issue in descendantIssues("PROJ-XX")"
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"No plugin"? Is this in cloud?
And...
"For JIRA v7.6.9", which addon are you using? Function descendantIssues is not available.
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Due to Why do subtasks disappear when I filter my board using Epic Links, you can't.
In my case I use AM Utils (free add-on) to search all issues and subtasks on it:
A simple example:
issuekey in (issuesSubtasks("'Epic Link' = XXX-99")) ORDER BY Rank ASC
With this I can make boards that swinlanes with stories or projects besides the Epic Link.
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Thanks Junio, Works great!
Can you please explain how you are using this for boards that swimlanes with stories or projects besides the Epic Link?
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I use this as the filter in the board and configures the board to swinlane by story, projects or epics. If it's not the answer you're looking for, can you be more specific as I can help you more?
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Hi,
See this thread: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/177329 which discusses a lot of options. You will need plugins though, no out of the box solution.
Regards,
Geert
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Yes there is several
Here is post from Senior Product Manager on https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/JQL-to-show-all-issues-AND-subtasks-in-the-Epic/qaq-p/346433
Hi everyone,
As part of the migration of Tempo Timesheets to a new technology platform, the tempoEpicIssues()
JQL function is either already removed or will be removed soon (depending on whether your instance has a license for Tempo Timesheets).
However, I'm pleased to announce the parentEpic
function is now available in JIRA Cloud as a replacement. Searching with parentEpic
will return all the issues in the specified epic(s) AND their sub-tasks. The syntax is a little bit different than a standard JQL functions – it's more like searching with a field. So
project = JRA and parentEpic = JRA-123
will return all issues and sub-tasks in the JRA project that are in the JRA-123 epic. The function also supports the != , IN , and NOT IN
operators. So you could also search something like
project = JRA and parentEpic in (JRA-123, JRA-456)
and you will get all issues and sub-tasks in either the JRA-123 or JRA-456 epics.
Refer to the documentation for more information. Happy searching!
Dave Meyer
Senior Product Manager, JIRA
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Hello,
I am trying to create a filter that will pull in all stories, tasks, and subtasks within an epic. I do not have the parentEpic function. (I do, however, have Parent and Parent Link.)
Is there plugin-free workaround to pull in subtasks without the parentEpic function?
Thank you,
Deanna
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Hope this could help.
((issuetype in (Story, Task, Sub-task) AND issuekey in issuesSubtasks ("'Epic Link' = XXX-99")) OR (issuetype in (Story, Task) AND "Epic Link" = XXX-99))
See my reply to original post.
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Thanks, Junio. Looks like I need the AM Utils add on for this fix, correct? Unfortunately I'm not able to download this (per my company).
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Yes! You'll need it. And it's free (thanks cPrime). Your company needs to understand the benefits of acquiring such a plugin that helps their employees, if you're using Server. This plugin doesn't work in the cloud version.
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I simply adjusted the JQL on the JIRA filter from Epic Link = JIRA-1234 to parentEpic = JIRA-1234, and this worked for me.
This is a real game changer for returning more accurate results to include sub task issue types tickets as well as the standard issue type tickets.
This is especially useful for time tracking. We have JIRA users that sometimes log their work on sub-tasks associated to the Epic, and for those tickets to populate the "Time Reports" Add on, you must adjust your JQL from Epic Link to parentEpic for any sub-task issues to populate the time report.
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I can't understand Why it does not work for me.
I have a similar issue, Defined the Epic 5 epic and lots of subtasks.
I now want to search for all the subtasks of an Epic but nothing is returning
My Query is :
project = DCPW AND type= Story and parentEpic = DCPW-8 ORDER BY key ASC
One thing to mention when I have the cloud version and when I created the Epic, there were no mandatory fields. So I have to add the Epic name in Configuration later on in the hope that it will help with my search.
Please help
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Hi Suzan,
Your query indicates the condition "AND type = Story." This condition will exclude all issue types except Story (including subtasks). Try removing that condition and see if your query works as expected.
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