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How do I create a JQL query that will return all subtasks of all stories that belong to an Epic.

Abe_Roba
Contributor
June 4, 2024

We have several stories in an Epic.  Each story has several sub-tasks, but the sub-tasks are not linked to the Epic.  How do I create a JQL query that will show all the Stories linked to the Epic and the sub-tasks associated to the stories.  

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Trudy Claspill
Community Champion
June 4, 2024

Hello @Abe_Roba 

I believe this would work:

issuekey in childIssuesOf("EX-000")

...where EX-000 is the issue key of your Epic.

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