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Query for presenting Epics which have a parent Capability with a certain status

Noam Guttman
Contributor
December 17, 2019

Hi all,

I'm trying to flush out all of the Epics in my project (called Farsight) which don't have an allocated fix version, and that their parent Capability's status isn't Open, Design, etc.

My current JQL is:

project = FARSIGHT AND type = Epic AND fixVersion is EMPTY AND resolution = Unresolved and component not in (admin)

Thanks,

 -Noam

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Jack Nolddor _Sweet Bananas_
Atlassian Partner
December 17, 2019

Hi Noan,

Do you mind to further explain us what means "their parent Capability's status isn't Open, Design, etc."

What kind of relationship there is between epics and Capabilities? An image would help for sure!

 

Regards

Noam Guttman
Contributor
December 17, 2019

Hey Jack,
I would like to see the Epics which have a parent link to a Capability, and that this Capability's status is not "Open" or "Design" but rather "Implementation" or "Activation".

Basically the Epic and Capability have a parent-child relationship.

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Jack Nolddor _Sweet Bananas_
Atlassian Partner
December 17, 2019

Ahá! I got it!

Do you use portfolio for jira, don't you? If so, I believe you must go for a third-party app to create such a complex query. Using i.e. JQL Booster Pack you can type the following:

 

project = FARSIGHT AND type = Epic AND issue IN portfolioChildOf("type = Capability AND status NOT IN (Open, Design)")

 

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Hope this helps,
Regards

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Noam Guttman
Contributor
December 17, 2019

Thanks a lot!
I will see if I can add the 3rd party app.

Best,

 

 -Noam

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