I would like to know how to create a filter for all the dependencies that solve my Epics. The result should show those "Stories" that has dependent issue to a group of Epic Issues which I specify.
What do you mean by "dependent issue"?
If you mean stories which are children of the set of epics, you could find them by supplying the epic keys:
"Epic Link" IN (EPIC-1, EPIC-2, EPIC-3)
If instead you mean find any stories (including their linked stories) which are children of the set of epics, you cannot do that with out-of-the-box Jira. You would need one of the marketplace add-on products for JQL to do that query.
Best regards,
Bill
Hi Bill,
How to use below filter where I can pull out Dependent Issues data from any Issue.
issueLinkType = "has dependent issue" (XYZ-123,XYZ-453) AND project = XYZ AND issuetype in (Story,Epic)
BR,
Sattar
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Thanks for clarifying; please try this to search for a specific link type and the query you note above.
( issue IN linkedIssues(XYZ-123, "has dependent issue")
OR issue IN linkedIssues(XYZ-456, "has dependent issue")
)
AND project = XYZ
AND issueType IN (Story, Epic)
For more information about that function, please look here:
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You are welcome, @Baig Mirja_ Sattar If this helped you solve the problem, please consider marking this question as answered. That will help others in the community searching for answers find them faster. Thanks!
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