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Epic link query

Srk K
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April 23, 2025

I have 20 epics that my team is working on. The projects are different. I want to create a quick filter to see stories by an epic (not hardcode epic numbers)

 

example - if i have 5 stories in a sprint tagged to Epic A, 3 to Epic B , 2 to Epic C And so on.. how to view them based on the epic A, B C 

 

none of the queries seem to be working apart from hard coding.

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Piyush Annadate _ACE Pune_
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April 23, 2025

Hello @Srk K ,
Welcome to the community. 
Dynamic filter for the EPIC based or parent based is an challenge with the direct JQL. Do you have additional plugins such as ScriptRunner, JXL, etc?

 

Srk K
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April 24, 2025

Thank you Piyush.
No, we dont have them enabled. 

Piyush Annadate _ACE Pune_
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April 24, 2025

Thanks for Confirmation. With said, native JQL may not provide you such details, you may write a small script  (locally using Python/etc) to fetch the EPIC, check their Sprint and required data and export into CSV or something.

Few ideas:

Create a Board/Plan/Roadmap having filter for project and active Sprint

project=XYZ and Sprint in openSprints() <and other conditions>

 Visit Board -> Kanban Board -> Group by Epic -> And you will have the required the Story/Child issues group by Epic

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