When configuring a board, I can choose to "Base Swimlanes" on either Stories or Queries. I'd like to have both types at once: one swimlane for each story (containing their subtasks) and another swimlane for bugs.
Is is possible to do this in Greenhopper/Jira using queries?
If I understand the question correctly, then the above answer will not work. If you create swimlanes using queries (JQL : issuetype=Story) and another one (JQL: issuetype=Bug), then you will end up with 3 swimlanes, like this:
Swimlane 1 - includes ALL stories
Swimlane 2 - includes ALL bugs
Swimlane 3 - includes ALL Sub-tasks of the Stories in Swimlane1 (or any other issue types)
What I believe the user is asking is this:
Swimlane1 = Story1 & Sub-tasks of Story1
Swimlane 2 = Story2 & Sub-tasks of Story2
Swimlane 3= Story3 and Sub-tasks of Story3
.... et etc
Swimlane X = ALL BUGS
Swimlane Y = Everything else
And in that case... it is unfortunately not possible currently.
Because even if you create Query = issuetype=Story or issuetype=Sub-task then it will lump ALL stories and ALL the sub-tasks of all those stories into that same single swimlane.
Joana, thanks for the reply, that's exactly what I want. I'll file a feature request.
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Good clarification on adding sub tasks to the jql
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It can be done easily. JQL for first should include issueType = "Story" & for 2nd lane issueType = Bug. Both issueTypes need to be included in the board filter.
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