I'm trying to figure out JQL for a parent task whose original estimate is 0 but the subtask has been estimated. Currently, I can get results for both parent and sub-tasks for which the original estimate is 0 but need a way to get results only for those parent tickets which has not been estimated but their substasks has been.
I don't think you can do it with standard JQL, but if you have Scriptrunner, you can do something like:
issueFunction in subtasksOf("originalestimate = 0 OR originalestimate IS EMPTY") and originalEstimate is not empty
But this won't solve the issue entirely. I want to specifically find out those tickets whose parent is not estimated but the individual subtask of the parent is estimated.
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I'm not sure I understand, but I think I made an error in logic. My answer returns the subtasks, not the parent issue. It also doesn't require that all subtasks have been estimated, just at least one.
I can at least fix the answer above:
issueFunction in parentsOf("originalestimate is not empty") AND (originalEstimate IS empty or originalEstimate = 0)
But that still doesn't give you only parents where all of the children have been estimated. I'm not sure if I can think of a way, at least not this late at night =)
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Actually, maybe this will work:
issueFunction in parentsOf("originalestimate is not empty") AND issueFunction not in parentsOf("originalestimate is empty") AND (originalEstimate IS empty or originalEstimate = 0)
By getting all the parents that have estimated sub-tasks and combining that with the parents that don't have non-estimated sub-tasks, I think we get only parents whose sub-tasks are all estimated. But check the results, I'm too tired to test it myself =)
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