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How to show issues from other projects in Advanced Roadmaps without including in the Issues Source

Eduardo Lessa
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May 25, 2023

We have multiple teams doing scrum now. All teams are using Advanced Roadmaps to manage their backlog. These teams work with the entire organization and have dependencies with several projects. We need to show the dependencies in ARM (in the Dependencies Report), but we don't want to have to add all projects that could possibly have a dependence in the issues source. The way it is working now is that the dependencies will show in the roadmap in the "Not in Plan" section when you click on the issue in the roadmap. However, the dependencies will only show in the Dependencies report if the issue is brought into the plan.
How can the dependent issues be shown in the Dependencies Report without bringing them into the plan in the issue source?

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Radek Dostál
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May 25, 2023

Unless somebody will correct me, I don't believe you can do it without including them as issue sources.

You could however write a creative JQL query to only include the "linked / dependent" issues, so that you don't end up sourcing the entire projects. This might though require plugins so that you could filter on specific issue link types (e.g. ScriptRunner has an issueFunction which can filter based on specific link types or subqueries).

This would be one way to reduce the amount of issues, to get just the relevant ones.

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