I made the 350 mark. How many more signatures do you guys need?

It's been open for 8 years. Isn't it about time to work on this Jira team ?

we also need a solution for this. We need the ability to see an additional field value on stories from the Epic View

hi @pavel.kapinos, can you describe  more precisely how to deploy your solution ?

do you use addons ?

regards.

Hello everyone.
You can use announcement banner for it.
Script below will add column with issue type name for "Issues in epic" section.
Jira 9 

<script type='module'>
AJS.$(document).ready(function() {
AJS.$('#ghx-issues-in-epic-table tr').each(function(){
var row = this;
var issueKey = AJS.$(this).attr("data-issuekey");
AJS.$.getJSON(AJS.contextPath() + '/rest/api/latest/issue/' + issueKey, function(data){
var value = data.fields.issuetype.name;
var status= AJS.$(row).find('td.status');
AJS.$(status).before('<td class="nav">' + value + '</td>');
});
});
});
</script>

for Jira older 8.7 change :

 <script type='module'>
on :

<script type='text/javascript'>

Hello. Seeing as how this has been left open since 2016, I made a temporary solution using scriptrunner, which adds a button to any Epic issue view page, that links to a navigator view where you can sort and modify the columns.

Here's what I did, if anyone wants to do similar:

1. I added a Script Fragment (Custom Web Item)
2. Added a condition so that it only shows on issues with issuetype of "Epic" (issue.issueType.name.toString().toLowerCase() == "epic")
3. Set it to navigate to a link
4. Set the link to: /issues/?filter=19500&jql=%22Epic%20Link%22%20%3D%20${issue.key}%20ORDER%20BY%20created     (notice the ${issue.key} which gets the currently visible issue key, and places it into the JQL in the URL)
5. For the "What section should this go in", I set it to "operations-restore", which is the strip of buttons at the top of each issue (where the workflow transition buttons are), and named it "View Epic Issues".

I also

1. Created a "template" filter, and put a default JQL in there pointing to a specific epic. with JQL: "Epic Link" = "something that exists in your instance"
2. Saved it as a meaningful name, and set view permissions to all users, and edit permissions to jira-administrators
3. Chose "Filter" from the "Columns" dropdown, and set the columns as I want them to appear by default.
4. Used that filter number in the URL on item 4 above (in my example, it's filter=19500, but yours will be different).

You end up with a button that only appears on Epic issuetypes, to the right of all your other normal issue buttons/dropdowns. Clicking the link takes you to an issue navigator view of the issues within that epic, in a regular sortable table. You can modify the columns as a user, by clicking "Columns > My Defaults".

Also needed for CLOUD

+1

Request to enable any custom fields under the "Issues in Epic" section like "Team" "Select Team"

This would be a really great feature and would really help with some of our planning activities! +1 from me