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I searching for a query to get all issues out of a feature?

Jan Schiemann December 7, 2023

I wanna extract all issues/Tasks out of one feature nummber. That means i have one Feature number which have multiple EPIC`s and each of these EPIC`s have multiple Issues/Tasks.

I tried it with "Parent link"-POXXX query (where the PO number is my feature number) and i got all EPIC`s , but now im left with  multiple EPIC numbers and wanna have all issues/tasks from these EPIC`s, without pasting all EPIC`s separately. 

Does anybody knows how i can extract the issues/tasks out of multiple EPIC`s?

or even better extract all issues/tasks out of one feature number?

Thank you very much :)

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Antuan Sammak
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December 7, 2023

Hi @Jan Schiemann 

 

Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

 

as you mentioned the solution is the ParentLink field, it is the only solution to get the tickets under an Epic in one shot.

in your case, your query should be like the following "Parent Link" IN (DA-12, DA-65)

where DA-12 / DA-65 are the keys for your Epics.

 

another solution might work, in case you have one Label or Component added to all your Epics children tickets. then you can just filter for one Label/Comp

 

Hope the above helps.

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