I would like to be able to select specific epics to create the wbs gantt-chart with all the information contained within the epic (story, task, subtask, bug) to be able to see the start dates and end dates of each task the percentage of completion and who is working on that task.
Can anyone help me?
Hi @Erica De Matteis ,
Standard JQL doesn't easily allow it, but you can quickly fetch the full epic-story-subtask hierarchy using our professional indexing service JQL Search Extensions
After you install the app, you can simply search:
issue in childrenOfIssuesInQueryRecursive("type=Epic and sprint='My sprint 1'")
Check out the documentation for more examples.
Let me know if this helps!
Daniel
Hello @Erica De Matteis ,
As @Marjorie wrote, you need to create a filter that contains all the issues you want to display on the Gantt Chart, and then create a Gantt Chart from the filter.
As long as these child issues(Story, Bug, Task) have Epic link, you can have the issues on the Gantt Chart by including "Epic Link" = xxx to the JQL.
However, you cannot display Subtasks because subtasks cannot have Epic link. Please let me know if you have any other questions!
Hal
Ricksoft
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The problem is that I can't create the filter correctly....
I want to see only certain Epics but it makes me see all the things in a messy way.
I have used sprint as a membership constraint but it doesn't work.
What other suggestions do you have to make sure that I have a visualization of the Epics that have the stories, subtask and all the other info related to star dates two dates etc..
because unfortunately I see everything in a disorderly way and instead I would like to see the three levels of hierarchy.
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Can you share the JQL you are using for the filter?
As far as I know, it is not possible to contain subtasks unless you use another add on such as ScriptRunner for Jira (linkedIssuesOfRecursive)
For other issues such as Story, Task, or Bug, you can create a JQL like below so that the certain epic and its child issues will appear.
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Can you create a filter with the epics you want to display?
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The problem is that I can't create the right filter to visualize what I need.
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