How to hide sub-tasks in Kanban but display them in the ticket detail view?

[Jessica Ren]

I have a Kanban board where I don't want to see the sub-tasks. I modified the underlying filter of the Kanban board, so sub-task issue type is filtered out. However, while doing this, the sub-tasks are gone from the ticket detail view on the right at the same time. I do want to see the sub-tasks in the ticket detail view though.

Is there a way to do this?

[KAGITHALA BABU ANVESH · Accepted solution]

Hello @Jessica Ren ,

Me also tried as mentioned by you.

Kanban board --> selected a story (JAPK-15) --> in the issue  detail view --> I'm able to find number sub-tasks. 

When i open story (JAPK-15) via issue view --> I'm able to view The sub -task

Detail view present on Boards --> so same board filter view is applied here also.

Issue view is from Project --> so no board filter restrictions applied here, 

Thanks.

[Daniel Ebers]

Hi @Jessica Ren

this has been asked a few times here in Atlassian Community (just one example here) but there is no intention to generally change the current behaviour.
What means: if you want to see the Sub-Tasks you would have to include them into board's filters - but there is an option.

In https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWSERVER-6136 the following possibility was presented:

For now, you can use the Work sub-filter to work around this. If you set the main Board filter to include all your Issues, including sub-tasks, and then add a sub-filter, e.g. Type != Sub-task (depending on your configuration), sub-tasks won't be displayed on the Board, but will be visible in the Issue Detail pane.

Could you please check if this will suit your needs?

Regards,
Daniel

[Jessica Ren]

Thanks Daniel. I didn't find the Work sub-filter but did find the kanban board sub-filter. So I removed the filter of issue type in my "saved filter" and added it to the kanban board sub-filter, and it worked. 

Thanks a lot, I really appreciate it. I prefer this to the "quick filter", as we already have a lot of quick filters, so they are no that "quick" any more, and also they are not as neat as this solution.