I am going to be doing a presentation to the Stakeholders next month and I want to be able display the Jira structure from Initiatives at the top and Epics and Features and finally Tasks.
Like a family Tree with the click of a button using all the internal links that have been made, up and down.
Does anything like this exist ? Thanks..
Per my knowledge Jira does not provide such functionality.
But luckily there is a good solution for this. You can easily display this info in a Jira dashboard or in a Confluence page by using the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) gadget offered by our Great Gadgets plugin.
The gadget displays the issues from a filter/JQL in a tree structure in form of Initiatives > Epics > Tasks, Stories > Sub-tasks, exactly as you want.
Find more about this gadget and the many others offered by the same app in this article:
Hope this helps.
Danut.
Hello @Danut M _StonikByte_
QQ: Interesting addon, does it use JIRA's "Issue type hierarchy" to show all levels of ticket relationships or just Epic down?
~Thanks, Jim
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Hi @James Gould,
It uses Jira's issue hierarchy (Epics > Tasks, Stories > Sub-tasks). But if you also have the Atlassian's Advanced Roadmaps app installed in your Jira instance, it displays the extra levels (Initiatives) added with this app on top of the Epic level.
Danut
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