Hello,having a database with 400 issues for example and only 125 issues that are not linked, I would like to know how can I create a JIRA Filter that ONLY shows the issues that have not been linked to an epic link.
Is it necessary to use advanced search or how it is done?
P.S: I am kinda new to JIRA
Thank you in advance
In the issue navigator if you use a query like the below it works:
project = YourProjectCodeHere AND "Epic Link"=null
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Neither "Epic Link" is empty or "Epic Link"=null work for me
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try ...AND parent is EMPTY
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We have a Service Desk project for Enhancement Requests which links to a Dev project. Each Dev task needs to then be linked to an EPIC (in Dev project). We use the following if it helps anyone in a similar scenario.
project = Development AND type not in (Epic) AND issueFunction in linkedIssuesOf("project = ServiceDesk and type = \"Enhancement Request\"")
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@karim.belhadj woops, thanks for pointing that out. SR has been part of our Jira for so long I forget what's standard 🙄
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Definitely an advanced search. Try:
"Epic Link" is empty
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