I would like to see all Epics on the list with their subtasks inside, while I'm using a filter
The base view here breaks when I filter, and the child issues aren't under their parent
Thanks!
In Jira, hierarchy follows three levels: Epics (1), standard issues (0), and subtasks (-1). You can't display Epics and their subtasks together without their parent issue (level 0), as this breaks the hierarchy structure.
Hi @lior_z ,
As Sub-tasks are not direct child items of Epic, this parent-child relation/grouping is not supported here.
Can you maybe share how are you using filters at the moment? What would be the use case/requirement so that you need to show both Epics and Sub-tasks but not level 0 items such as Stories, Tasks and Bugs?
Cheers,
Tobi
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Hey thanks!
The filters I use for this case are:
* Issue Types: Epics , Tasks
* Status: To do, In Progress
And it being used from the stock list filters:
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Aahh... Thanks!
I've just tested this and it seems as soon as some filter is applied on the List view, the hierarchy will 'break' (not necessarily when looking at Epic <> Sub-task). This is apparently not yet supported > here's a feature suggestion on which you can vote and drop comments: JRACLOUD-90536: Have the List keep displaying parent/child relation aka nesting when applying filter.
Cheers,
Tobi
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