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I am a newbie at JQL and ask the community for help to come up with a query that returns a list of issues (in my cases Tasks) where the Tasks have sub-tasks within, but all of these sub-tasks are closed or cancelled (i.e. there's no open tasks that require attention).
Any advise?
Hi, @Fatima Bernardo !
As I know Jira doesn't have out-of-box JQL-funtion for your case.
I checked the Atlassian's docs about Advanced searching.
But you can get it from apps:
issuetype = Task and statuscategory not in ("Done")
and issueFunction in parentsOf("project = JRA andstatuscategory in ("Done")
issuetype = Task and statuscategory not in ("Done") and issue in subTaskStatusCategory(
"Done"
)
Hello, Fatima,
Have you already tried? Do you need any help?
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Hi Fatima,
You can achieve this by using JQL Search Extension plugin , you can use the query issueType=
"Story"
AND
subtaskStatus =
"Done"
please refer to the documents it contains examples and other necessary information related to the usage of plugin
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