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Is there a JQL that will give me a list of issues that are grandchildren (and therefore have grandparents) ?
For example, if:
1) prj-A has a parent prj-B (B is the "Master bug id" of A) and prj-B has parent prj-C (C is the "Master bug id" of B)
2) prj-X has a parent prj-Y (Y is the "Master bug id" of X) and prj-Y has parent prj-Z (Z is the "Master bug id" of Y)
i would like the jql to return prj-A and prj-X
"issuekey in portfolioChildIssuesOf(XXX-123)" <- where "XXX-123" is the key of your parent/grandparent
Hello,
It is no possible out of the box. You should use an add-on for it. There are a few add-ons available in the marketplace (Power Scripts, Adaptivist Scriptrunner). If you are on Jira Server/ Data Center you could use Power Scripts add-on. You could write your own JQL function which would cover all your requirement and then you could use this JQL function in JQL queries.
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.keplerrominfo.jira.plugins.jjupin/server/overview
If you need assistance with such a script, I could help you.
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I have Adaptivist Scriprunner installed.
It looks like i can use the "linkedIssuesOfRecursive()" function
Thanks for you help.
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