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There are multiple ways to mention issues which allows you to have versatile abilities in between your hands, which are described below
Current Issue
Current issue running on workflow
JQL
JQL allows you to create a dynamic JQL query that adapts to any use case, by allowing to add variables to your JQL. These variables include a set of system fields and customfields.
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You may add add variables to your JQL by choosing the Add Variable which would present all system and customfields
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Once you chosen the variable it would be injected to the JQL above.
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Example
Let’s say you would like your JQL to include in all tasks within an epic and the epic is the current issue
type = Task and “Epic Link” = $issue.getValue(“key“)
Example
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type = Task and “Epic Link” = $issue.getValue(“key“)
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After you set up your dynamic or static JQL you may try it by Clicking on Test
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Choose the designated Issue and look at the result
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This is powered by Apache Velocity Templates, so you may use if statements and many more customization as you can find documentation on Apache Velocity Template in here |
Parent & Subtasks
From parent to subtasks ( includes all subtasks )
Fom subtask to Parent ( includes parent of subtask )
Epic
From epic to issues ( includes all issues in epic )
Fom issues to epic ( includes epic of issue )
Issue Links
System and custom links will show where you may include one of the following
Out Link
In Link
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