It is not possible to create a filter that excludes only initiatives and their children in the Completed/Done status. The filter excludes all Issues in that status.
The logic behind the queries is sometimes hard to cope.
When I get you right, you want both be shown: the initiatives and the child-issues of the initiatives. Try to separate the two filters and then combine both filters with an "OR".
1. First all the initiatives that you want to see -> filter 1
2. All "Work packages" and Epics -> filter 2
The query that contains all these issue can then also be written like
filter=xxxxx OR filter=yyyyy
Cheers
Hi @fdehne
first of all thank you for your answer.
I try to explain what I want to achieve with an example:
I have two Initiatives - Initiative 1 & Initiative 2
Initiative 1 --> has children (WP and Epic) all in Done/Completed Status and also Initiative is in Done/Completed status --> this Initiative has to be excluded from the query and also all the children.
Initiative 2 --> has children (WP and Epic) some in Done/Completed Status and others in To Do/In progress...status --> this Initiative has to be NOT excluded from the query and also all the children.
Is it possible?
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Hey @Stefano De Santis
Thanks for the explanation and I think I got it now. I thought you might be able to select the issues by the parent state, but this is unfortunately not possible.
However, like @Anders Borud mentioned here you could use an automation that's tagging all items in an initiative and the initiative itself once everything is done.
Sorry for giving you false hopes.
Frank
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