I have an Xporter document that I'd like to have print information from the parent epic. My use case is as follows:
Hi @Carol Borstnik , I haven't worked directly with Xporter... But, you'll first want to make sure the Epic Link field is available on subtask issues.
Next, try this syntax in the Xporter template:
Parent Epic Summary: {{issue.parent.fields.summary}}
Parent Epic Description: {{issue.parent.fields.description}}
Or, if you are needing to loop through epics:
#{for issue in issues}
Subtask Summary: ${issue.Summary}
Subtask Description: ${issue.Description}
#{if issue.Epic Link}
Epic Summary: ${issue.Epic Link->Summary}
Epic Description: ${issue.Epic Link->Description}
#{end}
#{end}
#{for issue in issues}
loop iterates over the issues being exported.${issue.Summary}
and ${issue.Description}
print the subtask's summary and description.#{if issue.Epic Link}
condition checks if there is an epic linked to the subtask.${issue.Epic Link->Summary}
and ${issue.Epic Link->Description}
access the linked epic's summary and description.
If that doesn't work, you can check out this resource - but, it's complex: https://confluence.getxray.app/display/public/XPORTERCLOUD/Exercise+3+-+How+to+Populate+Epic+Links
Perhaps someone with more Xporter experience will jump in here.
Also, this overall post looks like a duplicate of the post: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/Printing-information-from-parent-epic-on-subtask-export/qaq-p/2637756
However, the other post has an "Xporter" tag on it, which is helpful and might draw more attention.
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