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Hi,
I'm trying to create a filter that returns all the issues with no epic associated.
I've searched and tried '"Epic Link" = EMPTY order by created DESC' but it does not return any results, wich is not correct because there are many issues without an associated epic .
I don't know if it is relevant but I'm using only next-gen projects.
Thanks in advance!
In next-gen projects it's the parent field that points to the epic. This returns the issues without epics:
parent is empty
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This does not work for me. Included in the results are many items that do have an epic.
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To get a list of just the tickets without epics, I added "AND type not in (Epic), otherwise I got all the tickets without Epics along with all the Epic tickets.
parent is EMPTY AND type not in (Epic)
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Well for Classic it would be Epic Link is Empty. But for NG you can’t use that as the epic link is empty for all issues. Odd I know. They are working on a solution last time I checked.
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Thanks! NG projects are good but it seems that are far from being completed. It's a pity.
We will have to wait for the solution....
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On our Jira (v8.20.10) it had been renamed "Epic Link" as Siddharth mentioned, but the 'is' did not work, so my final search was:
project = <MYPROJECTNAMEHERE> AND type = Story AND "Epic Link" = EMPTY
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Worked for me
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The best I explored is:
"Epic Link" = EMPTY AND type != Epic
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how can i filter the tasks in an epic that do not have an epic link?
I have tried with this JQL but it doesn't give me results.
project = "BSAN Implantacion SIREC 20223.1" and "Epic Link" is EMPTY and issuetype =Task AND "Epic Name" ~ "Fase de Despligue"
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None of the above worked. This is what worked for me:
"Epic Link" is EMPTY and type not in (Epic, Subtask, Sub-task)
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