Hi there,
I am trying to spit out some epics from jira and the tasks below them and realise there is definitely a way of doing this using table transformer and SQL... But I don't have the smarts to do it. Using the Parent field from NextGen Projects into confluence. I would either like my table to sort by the epic or group by it returning the parent summary and then sorting or grouping by this field.
Table 1
Key | Issue Type | Summary | Desc | Parent |
PR1 | Epic | Epic 1 | First Epic |
PR2 | Epic | Epic 2 | Second Epic |
PR3 | Epic | Epic 3 | Third Epic |
Table 2
Key | Issue Type | Summary | Desc | Parent |
PR4 | Story | Story 1 | First Story | PR1
PR5 | Story | Story 2 | Second Story | PR2
PR6 | Story | Story 3 | Third Story | PR3
PR7 | Story | Story 4 | Fourth Story | PR1
PR8 | Story | Story 5 | Fifth Story | PR2
PR9 | Story | Story 6 | Sixth Story | PR3
So I'm hoping to get at the minimum an output like:
Parent | Key | Issue Type | Summary | Desc
Epic 1 | PR4 | Story | Story 1 | First Story
Epic 1 | PR7 | Story | Story 4 | Fourth Story
Epic 2 | PR5 | Story | Story 2 | Second Story
Epic 2 | PR8 | Story | Story 5 | Fifth Story
Epic 3 | PR6 | Story | Story 3 | Third Story
Epic 3 | PR9 | Story | Story 6 | Sixth Story
Does anyone know the SQL required in the Table Transformer that could achieve this?
A better output would be:
Parent | Key | Issue Type | Summary | Desc
Epic 1 | PR4 | Story | Story 1 | First Story
| PR7 | Story | Story 4 | Fourth Story
Epic 2 | PR5 | Story | Story 2 | Second Story
| PR8 | Story | Story 5 | Fifth Story
Epic 3 | PR6 | Story | Story 3 | Third Story
| PR9 | Story | Story 6 | Sixth Story
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