Hello,
I need a filter that I can use which shows all the issues that belong to a project and in which the parent status != Done.
Something like this one... but having the status filter limited only to the parent (not all the issues):
project = myProject AND status != Done AND Sprint in openSprints() ORDER BY key ASC, parent ASC, Rank ASC
Basically: only hide anything with a parent status = Done... and show all else.
Even issues in Done should be shown as long as their parent's not in Done status.
Thanks!
Federico.
Hi @Federico Varchavsky - Unfortunately, you cannot get something like this with native JQL. There are marketplace apps that provide JQL extensions which would be able to provide this capability.
Nooooooo!
This is terrible for my organization... both personal and corporate organization. hehehe.
Is there any way to concatenate different filters?
Like having a filter which only show the US i need... and in another filter having all the issues the belong to that filter I just created.
Something like:
myUSFilter = shows all the US that I need to find
myIssuesFilter = show me all the issues which IN myUSFilter
Thanks Mark!
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Unfortunately not. You're looking for the ability to establish subqueries which native JQL just isn't advanced enough to handle on its own.
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For anyone else looking for a solution, I solved this by creating a Jira automation that adds/removes a label to all sub tasks when the parent is transitioned to a specified status. Then you can just use that label for filtering. See attached photo for automation example.
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