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How to get a list of issues in all EPICS owned by me but assigned to someone in another team

Suren Seshadri
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August 13, 2020

Hi,

I need to find a way to generate a list of issues that are assigned to developers not in my organization but are part of EPICS owned by me. Is there a way to do this? 

I have something like this but would to make this more generic:

project = "Project A" AND issuetype in (Bug, Task, "New Feature", Sub-task, Story) AND "Epic Link" in (EPIC_1, EPIC_2, EPIC_3) AND assignee not in membersOf(my_org) AND resolution = Unresolved

 

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August 13, 2020

@Suren Seshadri 

Searching for issues that meet criteria relative to a linked issue's own criteria requires add-ons usually, as functions and subqueries are generally required. For example, the following JQL meets your needs:

issuefunction in linkedIssuesOf("project = JRA and assignee = amanda", "is Epic of") AND assignee not in membersOf(Legal) ORDER BY assignee DESC

The first portion of this finds all issues in Epics where the Epic is in project JRA and the assignee of the Epic is amanda.

The second portion then further refines that list of issues to not include members of the Legal group.

You could use something very similar to make your JQL more generic.

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