Thanks for the Answer.
Let me explain my condition.
Say my Parent stories are having a Fixversion "XYZ". All the parent stories are having subtasks. Most of the subtasks are having a Fixversion "XYZ" few does not have the Fixversion. I want to filter those subtasks alone.
If I use below query, I will get all the subtasks where the Parent's Fixversion is not "XYZ"
"fixVersion != Parent'sFixversion and issuetype = Sub-task"
Does this works? "where fixVersion is empty"
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No It does not. It pulls all the subtaks with no Fixversion. Thanks for your Answer.
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And you only want the subtasks without a fixversion but linked to the parent?
Or what exacly do you want?
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I want sub tasks which does not have Fixversions(Say XYZ), but their Parent has the Fixversion(XYZ).
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Aha, now i get it, unfortunatly as far as i know there is no out of the box way to do this.
Please check out this thread: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Questions/How-to-write-a-query-based-on-value-in-Issue-s-parent-s-fields/qaq-p/46326
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can't you just filter with fixversion != (your parent story fix version) and type = subtask
i don't think you can automatically fill in your parent story fix version
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