Is it possible to create a query where you plug in the top level epic and I get back the sub epics, stories, tasks, defects associated with the top level epic?

Jon Leighton

(11●1) Jan 10 '18, 1:17 p.m.

I'm looking for a query that basically gives a tree structure of epics, stories, tasks, defects.

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Robert Carter

(429●2●88●90) Jan 10 '18, 1:44 p.m.

It is not possible in a query. The most you can get is a relationship that is one level above or below. You would have to use the Report Builder and create a report to do what you are asking.

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robert genzinger

(16●1●3) Jan 15 '18, 9:50 a.m.

If you need a optical tree, you can use RELM views

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Is it possible to create a query where you plug in the top level epic and I get back the sub epics, stories, tasks, defects associated with the top level epic?

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