Filter to find a distinct list of epics in a sprint

[Adam LaCoste]

We have recently migrated to the Jira cloud environment and one of our filters is not working as it should as a result.  

issueFunction in linkedIssuesOf("sprint in openSprints(name)", "has epic")

[Jack Brickey · Accepted solution]

Hi @Adam LaCoste , I assume that you have Scriptrunner installed on your cloud instance? Assuming so, what results are you seeing from the filter? Is there an error or the list is empty or maybe the list is wrong?

[Adam LaCoste]

Hi @Jack Brickey , yes, we do have Scriptrunner installed.  

The outcome that we are looking for is:

All epics, that have tasks assigned to team members, within the current sprint.

[Adam LaCoste]

@Jack Brickey - Sorry Jack, I missed that last piece with my reply.  The list is coming back empty.

[Jack Brickey]

Have you reviewed the Cloud Scriptrunner docs? You may have to choose a different method. Have you inspected the stories to ensure that the do in fact have an epic link?

[Adam LaCoste]

The epic links are there.  Agreed, a different method is most likely needed, any assistance with that would be most appreciated.  Thanks @Jack Brickey 

[Jack Brickey]

@Adam LaCoste , can you try this under the Enhanced search...

issuefunction in epicsOf(sprint in openSprints())

 

[Adam LaCoste]

@Jack Brickey - I honestly don't know how I missed that.  Thank you very much.  Very much appreciated.

[Kelly Arrey]

Hi @Adam LaCoste Not everything from ScriptRunner Server ports seamlessly to ScriptRunner Cloud. You may want to have a look at this: https://docs.adaptavist.com/sr4jc/latest/features/scriptrunner-enhanced-search/comparison-with-scriptrunner-for-jira-server

[Adam LaCoste]

Thanks @Kelly Arrey this was helpful.

[Ajay _view26_]

Hi @Adam LaCoste 

The issueFunction  in  the JQL is provided by ScriptRunner and is not  part of Jira's Clouds default functionality. 

[Adam LaCoste]

Thanks Ajay.