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Display an issue's subtask from Jira

Deleted user October 4, 2017

I have an Issue named "EV-151" and need to display the many subtasks within it. I'm struggling to create a query in Confluence to pull these in and display the status. Any help greatly appreciated.

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October 4, 2017

Use the JIRA macro in confluence and in the macro use the JQL query

parent = "EV-151"

This will list all the sub-tasks of the issue in confluence. 

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Lael
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January 31, 2020

this worked perfectly, thanks Tarun!

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