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See all issues in an epic

Rob Falla January 22, 2017

I want a report page in Confluence that shows:

  • All the Epics for a given project - to give me that headlines for my report
  • PROJECT = TestPrj AND issuetype = EPIC
  • All the issues (Story type) that belong to a particular Epic - to give me the status report for all stories that belong to a given epic
  • PROJET = TestPrj AND issueinEpic(SomeEpicID)

Has anyone on here made something like this above work?

Really, I want to get all the epics in a project and display all stories for each epic in the first query, showing their status sprint (planned and completed)

Any thoughts, suggestions or advice appreciated.

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Alexander Richter
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January 23, 2017

Hi,

how about just searching for all Stories in your Project and display the Epics with the Field "Epic Link"?

In Confluence you could use the JIRA Filter and issues Macro, with your query search for all stories (maybe order by "Epic Link" in addition), make the field "Epic Link" the first to be shown in your Table.

I know it is not exactly what you would like to achieve, but maybe also a proper solution.

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