Filter for all epics for all status

[Mao Lee]

Hello,

I haven't been able to find a solution for this.  Does anyone know if there is a way to write a filter to list all epics with all status (open, in progress, complete) and then be able to pull it to Portfolio?  Any feedback would be appreciated.  Thanks.

[Aswin Achuthan]

Hi,

issuetype = Epic AND status in (open, "In progress", complete)

This query should list all Epics in those status. If you want add Project = A using AND operator.

Save this filter, then in Portfolio Plan > Configure > Issue Sources > Edit Source to pull these Epics using filter option.

[Mao Lee]

Thanks so much for the quick response.  This works!

[Mao Lee]

Another question.  Your suggestion above works great.  However, when I pull the filter into Portfolio, I noticed that some projects (Epic) did show up in Portfolio.  I have one Epic -AP-81, I can see that is in the filter but it does not show up in Portfolio.  I would think that Portfolio should pull the entire filter over.  Am I missing something with this?  If you can provide feedback/thoughts.  Thank you.

[Aswin Achuthan]

@Mao LeeIs it displaying in the Scope list in lower part of the screen ? If it does and not in scope timeline area(top section in portfolio) check the Target Start, Target End date. 

[Mao Lee]

I clearly have the epic AP-81 but in Portfolio, all the tasks and simple tasks that are attached to the Epic are appearing without an Epic (Issues without parent Epic) section of the bottom which I do not understand.  When I click on the tasks, there is no Epic assigned to the task (see screen shot here) then when I searched for the Epic by clicking the drop down list to search, nothing found under Epic AP-81.  I compared this Epic to other working Epics and do not see the difference.  Any ideas why or what I need to change so that the Epic will show up in Portfolio along with all the tasks so the tasks don't say "No Epic"?  Thanks.