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I'm using the On Demand version of Jira. I need a filter that will show me:
All issues within a particular epic AND all sub tasks of those issues.
So effectively:
Plugins are not an option here as I'm using the OnDemand version. Any suggestions on how I can achieve the above without having to link all sub tasks to the epic?
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If you have Portfolio for Jira installed, you will be able to use the Parent Link custom field against committed changes. To get all the issues that have a parent (in Portfolio for Jira context) that belong to the project with key IDP, run the following query: "Parent Link " in (" project = IDP")
Basic JQL search is recommended if you have never used Jira Query Language and want a simple way to filter issues. It can be performed from the Issue Navigator. To access the Issue Navigator: From the application header, choose Issues > Search for Issues.You will see the following search bar with some drop-downs:
The most popular smart queries are: Basic JQL search is recommended if you have never used Jira Query Language and want a simple way to filter issues. It can be performed from the Issue Navigator.
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Question is quite old but since 13 January 2017 Jira Cloud (previously OnDemand) supports a parentEpic:
parentEpic = Epic-1
this will find the epic itself, with all the stories/tasks in the epic and their sub-tasks, it was previously not possible without installing add-ons.
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