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  2. JRACLOUD-30380

JQL function to return number of sub-tasks for issues

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      NOTE: This suggestion is for JIRA Cloud. Using JIRA Server? See the corresponding suggestion.

      This request/question was posed by Atlassian staff in JRA-24973.

      I would like to be able to filter issues based on the number of sub-tasks related to each issue. This would allow me to find which issues currently have no sub-tasks when they should, per our internal process, and which issues may have too many sub-tasks and should be broken down into smaller issues.

      Currently, the only way I can determine which issues do not have sub-tasks is to ORDER BY subtasks DESC on the Issue Navigator screen, but this does not satisfy on-going reporting on a dashboard through the Two-Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget, for example.

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          Suggestion - JRASERVER-30380 JQL function to return number of sub-tasks for issues

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          Suggestion - JRACLOUD-67108 JQL to filter issues with/without subtasks / child issues

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              33b2481b9b47 Geoffrey Rodgers
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