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Hi,
I am having trouble making filters together with grouping on the latest projects board.
Whenever I use filter grouper, it is not bringing any tickets. The attached example is when I use an epic filter subtask grouper.
Could you check this urgent bug? We have already implemented the new template in our company and this is impacting a lot.
Thanks in advance
In the case I have shown, there is subtask in epic and it does not filter when it has grouping. It is bug when using grouped filters. Following is evidence below:
@Juvenal Trajano da Filho we couldn't reproduce this. Can you raise a support ticket at support.atlassian.com if you are still having problems?
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From your screenshot, looks like none of the issues (standard tasks) have any sub-tasks created under them.
Click on the 'Issues without subtasks 66 issues' show that it show those 66 issues on your board.
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Hi @Juvenal Trajano da Filho - If I'm understanding you correctly, the reason your board is showing as blank in this scenario is because all your issues have no subtasks.
When you select Group by Subtasks, the board will show Stories (or Bugs or Tasks) as the heading of each swimlane, with each issue's subtasks as the cards underneath. All Stories without a subtask get grouped into their own swimlane underneath (in the example you've provided - there are 66 issues, all without subtasks).
If you want to have groupings based on epic, you'll need to select Group by Epic, which is the option above Subtasks. Note that this will be called something else, if you've renamed the Epic issue type.
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