Hello
I have multiple projects in Jira (each project being managed by a separated team). The goal is to display in Plans/Timeline one project (list of issues) and all the dependencies coming from the other projects and only the depending tickets (in line, not in badge).
Example: I have one entry project (MAIN) and several other projects P1, P2, P3
One ticket (M1) in MAIN is linked to
* P1-1 from P1
* P2-11 and P2-13 from P2
* P3-2 from P3
I want to be able to display in Plans (in the timeline view, in lines):
* All my issues from MAIN
* P1-1, P2-11, P2-13 and P3-2 from other projects
But I don't want to see P3-1 for example as it is not linked to anything from the MAIN project
So far:
* either I select that I want to display all the projects and I have everything
* or I select that I want to see only my MAIN project but I don't see the dependencies from other projects
I'm new to Plans so I don't know if I missed a configuration step or if this is a limitation (which would be quite a huge limitation: what is the point of Plan if we re not able to see the dependency chain in on project ? )
Any idea would be welcome
Thanks
Hello @Corinne Guibert
Essentially you need to base your plan on a filter that selects all issues from MAIN and all issues linked to MAIN issues.
Natively Jira does not provide filter capabilities to produce that. It would require a third party app like Adaptavist Scriptrunner Enhanced Search. There are other apps that provide similar functionality to extend filtering capabilities.
With such an app you would construct a filter like
project=MAIN or issuefunction in linkedIssuesOf("project=MAIN")
You would then base your Plan on the filter.
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