I have added a column that displays all issues linked to the current row by a link "Tests" using this formula. It is successfully printing the URLs of the linked issues separated by comma. ( i sued "wiki markup" option in dialog box to print a clickable link)
WITH _format(issue) = """[${issue.key}|${issue.url}]""" : issueLinks.Filter($.type = 'Tests' AND $.destination = this) .MAP(_format($.source))
Now, I would like to add another column to calculate the max due date from among the links. I tried below formula but it only shows the date of the first element in the comma separated list, regardless of whether I use MAX or not. ( i used Date/Time option to get the due date display correctly)
Max{TestedBy.ProjectedFixDate}
How can I get the maximum of the due dates among the links?
Actually, this is working, I did not have due date set correctly for the issue with latest date in the row that I was using to test.
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I cannot arrange my structure by assignee, but since this formula operates only on the current row, I think it will work regardless of how the rows are sorted.
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