I'm struggling a bit to write this filter down properly and it perhaps could even be done in just one filter, but I haven't found out how yet, so I'm looking for some help.
What I would like to achieve is that on our board it shows all issues (issuetypes and status if you will) but for a certain issue type (Sub-task) I would like to only show the ones that are in progress.
Any ideas on how one could achieve this?
I haven't tried it, but it should give you the idea:
type != "Sub-task" or (type = "Sub-task" and status = "In progress")
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Please try with JQL project = XYZ OR (issuetype = Sub-task and status = "In Progress") and apply this JQL to your board filter query.
This will show all the issue of all the issuetype and status and will for certain issuetypes like Sub-task it will only shows those sub-task that are in "In Progress" status.
Thank you,
Ashish
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Hi Ashish,
This works in the search for issues, but not as a quick filter on board view
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Hi Richard,
Try this: Project = TLMC and (issuetype in (story, task, bug) or (issuetype = Sub-task and status = "In Progress"))
Just change out the issue types that you have in your project.
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Actually Aron's is probably more efficient in case you add issue types. So for a project it would be:
project = ABC and (issuetype != "Sub-task" or (type = "Sub-task" and status = "In progress"))
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