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JQL functions are accessible from the Extended Search page or Extended Search filters in Jira advanced search. |
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parentsOfIssuesInQuery()
For a given JQL subquery, it finds parents of resulting issues. It supports Advanced Roadmaps “Parent Link” and a standard Jira Hierarchy Epic → Story → Subtask.
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issue in parentsOfIssuesInQuery("project='ACME' and type=Epic") finds all parents of epics in project ACME. Parents of epics are usually called Initiative.issue in parentsOfIssuesInQuery("assignee=currentUser()") finds parents of all of my issues.
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parentsOfIssuesInQueryRecursive()
For a given JQL subquery, it finds issues in the hierarchy above the resulting issues up to an optional depth. It supports Advanced Roadmaps “Parent Link” and a standard Jira hierarchy Epic → Story → Subtask.
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issue in parentsOfIssuesInQueryRecursive("project='ACME' and type=Epic") finds all parents of epics in project ACME, and parents of parents, and so on. Parents of epics are usually called Initiative.issue in parentsOfIssuesInQuery("assignee=currentUser() and issueType in subtaskIssueTypes()", 2) finds parents of my subtasks and epics of the parents, skips anything above epics.
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childrenOfIssuesInQuery()
For a given JQL subquery, it finds children of resulting issues. It supports Advanced Roadmaps “Parent Link” and a standard Jira hierarchy Epic → Story → Subtask. Also, have a look at ChildrenOfIssuesInQueryRecursive.
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issue in childrenOfIssuesInQuery("project='ACME' and type=Initiative") finds all epics in initiatives in project ACME.issue in childrenOfIssuesInQuery("assignee=currentUser()") finds children of all of my tickets.
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childrenOfIssuesInQueryRecursive()
For a given JQL subquery, it finds issues in the hierarchy below the resulting issues up to an optional depth. It supports Advanced Roadmaps “Parent Link” and a standard Jira hierarchy Epic → Story → Subtask.
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