Hi, this is the query I'm trying to do: All issues that are Bugs with 0 subtasks OR subtasks with Parents as a Bug. The main reason with this is because our QA team has filed various sub-tasks within a Bug because they broke the parent bug even further. For me I just want to see the scope of the parent bug and how much stuff is within it. When I do an issue search, if I just search for IssueType "sub-task" it'll show all my Stories subtasks. If I just do Bugs and sub-tasks, it'll also show the parent bug in my list as well as the children sub-tasks separately and that gets confusing. Any ideas?

not able to see sprint in next gen project

I have created stories in a next gen project, also have created sprints but i'm not able to see them on the stories after assigning them to sprint.

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This is pretty similar to this question, but simpler.

To find Bugs without subtasks:

issueFunction not in hasSubtasks() and issuetype = Bug

To find subtasks of Bugs:

issueFunction in subtasksOf("issuetype = Bug")

You can combine these to create:

(issueFunction not in hasSubtasks() and issuetype = Bug) OR issueFunction in subtasksOf("issuetype = Bug")

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Thanks for that. Any ideas on how to do it witout the extra plugin? Was trying to avoid using those since I don't have access to install.

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Thanks Jamie.

Actually the query you wrote:

issueFunction not in hasSubtasks() and issuetype = Bug

helps me getting all subtasks except the ones related to a Bug. I get it like this:

project = EXCTDWHI AND issuetype in (Epic, Spike, Story, Sub-task, Task) AND NOT issueFunction in subtasksOf("issuetype = Bug")

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