Hi There
I have a Level 1 ticket which is linked to 2 other tickets by "Realized by" (Level 2).
Each Level 2 tickets, have other Level3 and Level 4 tickets, all linked using the "Realized by".
Using "issue in linkedIssues("Level1Ticket", "Realized by")", only brings L1 and L2 tickets but not the full hierarchy.
Anyone faced a similarproblem or have a solution to share?
Thanks in advanced for any help
João
Hi @Joao Oliveira ,
Welcome to the community.
Need small clarification on your requirement scenario:
ticket A linked to B , B linked to C, C linked to D. But there is not direct link between A & C and A&D. you want JQL query to list all these tickets? Please clarify.
Hi Sreenivasaraju,
Thanks for the welcome :)
Here's an overview of my scenario- with the issue in linkedIssues("Level1Ticket", "Realized by") , I'm only able to get L1 and L2 tickets. I would like to get the entire hierarchy until L4 (or even beyond if any L5 tickets would be created one day).
L1 ticket connect to L2, L2 to L3...no direct linkage between L1 and L3
Hope this helps!
Thanks
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