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Epic Name Jql. This article provides some suggestions on how to search for epics for the 2 use cases listed below, which cannot be. For example, you can use. You can use the jira query language (jql) to specify criteria that cannot be defined in the quick or basic searches. The purpose of this article is to clarify the function of the jira custom fields, epic name and epic link. I don't want to use epic link as that. You should be able to search on words in the epic name using a query like this: Epic name ~ shiny that would give all. The closest thing in jql is the parentepic() function, but it only operates on a fixed list of epics. Right now, i can see *all* the issues for a project. I want to return all the issues that belong to epics that have a common naming pattern. The epic link custom field is a relational link to determine an issue's parent. But, i can't seem to just search. Intuitively i want to just search for my epic or initiative in the backlog or use advanced search. I want to use a combination of queries for finding issue types and epic names and display them on the same board.

I want to use a combination of queries for finding issue types and epic names and display them on the same board. Right now, i can see *all* the issues for a project. The purpose of this article is to clarify the function of the jira custom fields, epic name and epic link. You should be able to search on words in the epic name using a query like this: The epic link custom field is a relational link to determine an issue's parent. But, i can't seem to just search. Epic name ~ shiny that would give all. You can use the jira query language (jql) to specify criteria that cannot be defined in the quick or basic searches. I don't want to use epic link as that. I want to return all the issues that belong to epics that have a common naming pattern.

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Epic Name Jql This article provides some suggestions on how to search for epics for the 2 use cases listed below, which cannot be. You can use the jira query language (jql) to specify criteria that cannot be defined in the quick or basic searches. The closest thing in jql is the parentepic() function, but it only operates on a fixed list of epics. I want to use a combination of queries for finding issue types and epic names and display them on the same board. The purpose of this article is to clarify the function of the jira custom fields, epic name and epic link. I want to return all the issues that belong to epics that have a common naming pattern. But, i can't seem to just search. You should be able to search on words in the epic name using a query like this: The epic link custom field is a relational link to determine an issue's parent. Epic name ~ shiny that would give all. I don't want to use epic link as that. Intuitively i want to just search for my epic or initiative in the backlog or use advanced search. For example, you can use. This article provides some suggestions on how to search for epics for the 2 use cases listed below, which cannot be. Right now, i can see *all* the issues for a project.