Hi there, I am currently attempting to create a hierarchical Structure for everyone on my team. Unfortunately, because Transformations do not appear to be supported for Structure for Jira Cloud just yet, I am having to include this in my Automation functions (I'll come back to this.)I would like to create a nested view of issues for each person on my team that follows the business rule of "seeing only your work, and subsequent parents of your work, regardless of their owner."Currently, I have Issue type A displayed on level 1, and Issue type B displayed on level 2. Type B issues are filtered to only be those assigned to me (this has to be done by explicitly stating the user.) Type A issues are currently not filtered to only be those assigned to me.However, I would like to hide Type A issues from my Structure if their Type B issues do not exist (or ideally, are closed.)For example:Issue #1 - Assigned to John SmithIssue #2 - Assigned to Mike SandersIssue #3 - Assigned to Mike SandersIssue #4 - Assigned to Mike SandersIssue #5 - Assigned to John SmithIssue #6 - Assigned to John SmithIn my structure, Issues #1 - #4 would show, but Issue #5 (and subsequently Issue #6) would not.This is an attempt to replicate the behavior of nested WIQL queries to produce scoped hierarchical work item lists within Azure DevOps or TFS.Here are the current Automation functions I have:(Filter) Filter issues: type in (Task, Sub-task) and assignee = Mike Sanders(Extend) Add sub-tasks(Insert) Insert issues: sprint in openSprints() and project = <ourProject> and type = Story Please let me know if this is possible. Thank you.

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Are you sure that the filter generator is applied to all levels?

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It was not applied to all levels, I missed that, sorry. Thank you! That has created the functionality I want.

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Hello,

Dmitrii with ALM Works here.

You'll be able to hide parent issues (Type A), if their children (Type B) are closed, by entering the following JQL into your Filter generator:

type in (Task, Sub-task) and assignee = Mike Sanders and status!=Done

Make sure to set filter's scope to 'All levels'.

Kind regards,
Dmitrii

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Dmitrii,

My filter generator already had that, except for

status != Done

This did not work, and I'm still seeing all issues, regardless of whether they have tasks assigned to me or not.

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