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Dear all,
I'm looking for a way get the Jira Portfolio Plan Name or Plan Id of an issue
E.g. inmagine an Epic which is assigned to/which is Part of a Jira Portfolio Plan with Plan Name "Plan ABC" and Plan id "123".
So how could I get that information (give me the Plan Name or Id of that Epic (and null if it's not assigned to any plan)) either as a scriptrunner jql function or programmatically via the scriptrunner groovy script console.
I know there exists this jql function "issuekey in issuesInPlan(123)" so I could do something like "issuekey in issuesInPlan(123) and issuetype = Epic" and than check wether the Epic-Key is in that resultlist, but I need a more direct approach at a lower cost.
Thank you in advance,
Best regards,
Tim
thanks a lot for your fast reply. What a pitty.
I'm trying to build a time evaluation tool, which aggregates the the jira time bookings (worklogs) to the different Jira Portfolio Plans, so such a feature would have been handy.
Hi @timmurko ,
Thanks for reaching out. But I am afraid that what you are trying to achieve is not really possible.
A Portfolio plan retrieves its data through different dynamic data sources: an agile board, a saved filter or a Jira project. The issues belonging to a plan can be retrieved through those sources, but the ID of or reference to a plan is not persisted against the individual issues. And so you cannot go the other way around.
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Hi @timmurko
I'm unsure as to what you want to achieve, but it sounds like reporting. Have you considered pulling the data from your plan(s) into a reporting tool like EazyBI (based on the filters you use as input to your plan) and aggregating your worklogs there?
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Hello @Walter Buggenhout
since I've already come across many helpful answers from you in this community, I hope that you can help me further:
I'm looking for an approach to access/to get the jira portfolio plan assignment of an issue (further explanation above)
Thank you in advance,
Regards Tim
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