2. Added the "insert JQL Query, issuetype = feature" function. 3. Added the "insert JQL Query, issuetype = epic" function. This would result in showing the Epic and having a "break" between the Epic and Feature level. The feature level now shows stories linked to it and no duplicated stories were added. Answer accepted. You probably refer to the solution described in e.g. this related question, where issues.stories.length is uses to check for open issues in the epic. It also mentions that issues.stories refers to all issues at the level below an Epic: // The stories paramater returns all the issues below the Epic issue to allow there status to

Finally, add your Jira tickets to Jira epics. This allows developers and product managers to see how a particular task fits into a larger project or goal. Create epics with similar processes to the recommended proposals here for tickets. If no epic seems relevant for the work, consider creating epics called “TECH DEBT” or “KTLO”.

To remove an issue from the active sprint, Log in to JIRA. Click the Agile link's down-arrow in the top navigation bar, then select your preferred board from the resulting dropdown menu. Your board will be displayed. Click Work, then click the issue key to display the Issue Detail View. Select Remove from Sprint from the cog menu (see
2 accepted. When creating the task, locate the "Linked issue" field, insert the KEY of the Story and inform what type of link there is between them ("Relates to, caused by, blocked by, etc). So when accessing the Story or Task you will see the issues linked. In the "Edit" and "View" screens of these issuetypes, include the "Linked issues" field.
Enabling ranking. To enable ranking: Go to your board, then select more ( ) > Configure board. Click the Add Rank button. The filter for your board will be updated to order by Rank. This will affect all boards using this filter. 1 ORDER BY Rank ASC. You can also rank issues by other issue properties — for example, priority or issuetype:
It’s important to leave engineers the leeway they need to organize, usually with stories/tasks that they own. Same here. Epics/stories on product side to convey shippable features/ value add for user. Sub tasks on dev side to break down steps to achieve said features/value add.
Deleting an issue does actually delete it and does not give the availability to find it anymore. "Removing" an issue can be done by using the following options: Option 1) Filter Option for Board view that "removes" completed tasks. Option 2) Use the Release function.
By Default Jira Kanban board is configured to track all the issue which are selected using the board filter. Work around would be to exclude subtasks in the board filter. Change your current Kanban board filter to exclude subtasks. For auto updating of the fix version for a subtask when parent task fix version you can try adding a script using
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