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Please share the JQL to fetch all subtasks that are part of an Epic

Poornima
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Nov 16, 2023

Parent in(storyid1,storyid2...) can be used for getting all subtasks that were part of a story.

 

For our projects, we need the JQL to fetch all subtasks that are part of an Epic.

Can you please let us know, if there is any JQL to fetch all the subtasks that were part of a EPIC

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Rudy Holtkamp
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Nov 16, 2023 • edited

Hi @Poornima 

Welcome to the community.

You could use something like this:

parentEpic in (KEY-1) and issuetype = Sub-task

Where KEY-1 is the key of the epic.

The first clause will give you all issues belonging to the epic (story level & subtask level issues) and the second clause will limit it to only subtasks.

See also this documentation: parentEpic()

I hope this helps,
Rudy 

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