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Why is Epic Name blank in All issues view

Chase_Brantley
April 30, 2020

In the All Issues section I am trying to pull a report but for some reason "Epic Name" is blank. Epic Link has the name but when the report is pulled out of Jira it only gives me the Epic Link number. I need to have the Epic Name associated with all of the tasks so I can create a report.

 

Does anyone know how to do this?

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David Pinn
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July 2, 2013

This will do the trick:

<JiraJelly xmlns:jira="jelly:com.atlassian.jira.jelly.JiraTagLib" xmlns:core="jelly:core">
    <jira:GetProjectRoleActors projectkey="ABC" projectroleid="10001" var="roleactors" >
        <core:invoke on="${roleactors}" method="getRoleActorsByType" var="groups">
            <core:arg type="java.lang.String" value="atlassian-group-role-actor" />
        </core:invoke>
        <core:forEach var="actor" items="${groups}">
            ${actor.group.name}
        </core:forEach>
    </jira:GetProjectRoleActors>
</JiraJelly>

Of course, you'll need to specify your own project key in place of my 'ABC', and you'll need to use the correct projectroleid in place of my '10001'.

rahulkhire
September 5, 2013

David,

Is there a similar way of getting just the Users in a particular role and getting their User Ids. I am trying the below script, I get the users but they are in the form of [user1:1] How can I get just the user name? I tried actor.users.name, actors.users.id.

<jira:GetProjectRoleActors projectkey="ABC" projectroleid="10002" var="roleactors" >
	<core:invoke on="${roleactors}" method="getRoleActorsByType" var="usernames">
		<core:arg type="java.lang.String" value="atlassian-user-role-actor" />
	</core:invoke>
	<core:forEach var="actor" items="${usernames}">
		Testing: ${actor.users}
	</core:forEach>
</jira:GetProjectRoleActors>



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Jaroslaw
November 4, 2013

To get users you need to do the second loop because {actor.getUsers()} is a Set.

<core:invoke on="${roleactors}" method="getRoleActorsByType" var="users">
  <core:arg type="java.lang.String" value="atlassian-user-role-actor" />
</core:invoke>

 <core:forEach var="actor" items="${users}">
   <core:forEach var="user" items="${actor.getUsers()}">
     Name: ${user.getName()}, Display Name: ${user.getDisplayName()}, Email: ${user.getEmailAddress()}
  </core:forEach>
</core:forEach>

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rahulkhire
July 2, 2013

Perfect! Thanks

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