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Searching issues by Epics

Deleted user April 3, 2019 edited

Very quick question, 

I am trying to find all the child issues (story, task) for an Epic 

I used below query:

Project = "Project Name" AND issuetype in (Story, Task) AND "Epic Link" = Epic-ID

 

the above query doesn't work. 

 

I also tried with the below query:

project = "Project Name"AND issuetype in (Story, Task) AND parentEpic = EPIC-ID

 

the above query doesn't work. 

 

any thoughts?

 

Jira search.png

 

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Muhammad Ramzan_Atlassian Certified Master_
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July 20, 2019

I might be late to reply but this query will give you the required results that you are looking for, i am using this plugin where i extracted this query for you. 

 

Query: issue in allIssuesInEpic("Epic ID")

Result: will return all issues including sub tasks linked to issues under the specified epic id

 

example:

epic id: test-24

issue in allIssuesInEpic("TEST-24")

in above example , it  returns epic its self,  user story id 10 and two sub tasks which are linked to user story id 10q.png

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Diego Baeza
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April 3, 2019

Hello!

 

Try this one:

 

project = CC AND "Epic Link" = CC-2 OR parent in ("CC-2")

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John Funk
Community Champion
April 3, 2019

I would start with one piece at a time and then add to it until something disappears. 

For example, "Epic Link" = ABC-123 and see if anything comes up. Then add project, etc. 

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