how to find issues which are having sub-task

[Vallatharasu Vallatharasu]

Hi

Is there any way to o find issues which are having sub-task?

thanks

Arasu

[Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]]

JQL Tricks plugin has a method to do this.

[Vallatharasu Vallatharasu]

yes seen,but it is Commercial

[Mikael Löwenadler]

I think this jql would work

parent in issueHistory()

[Vallatharasu Vallatharasu]

it shows the sub-task but I want to find the parent issues

[Mikael Löwenadler]

Sorry, my bad. I misunderstood your question. I guess you need anothre logical layer that you cant get directly using jql.

Have a look at the simplest report plugin in the tutorial. You only have to add another condition to only return those issues that have sub-tasks (check using issue.getSubTaskObjects()).

[Vallatharasu Vallatharasu]

which plugin tutotria u meant?

[Mikael Löwenadler]

Take a look at the SingleLevelGroupByReportExtended

https://developer.atlassian.com/display/JIRADEV/Plugin+Tutorial+-+Creating+a+JIRA+Report

Basically, you need to filter out those issues that have sub-tasks. You could for instance add

#if($issue.getSubTaskObjects().size()>0) to your velocity view when looping issues to only display issues that have sub-tasks.

On the other hand, you might as well create a new report from scratch since it is quite simple.