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Let start somewhere with the query showing all Epics reported by yourself (if any): Filters view
To find all items related to a project (an epic) or a Jira item you can copy paste the following query and change the green item by your Jira id"linkedIssue = DAAI-160 ORDER BY parent asc"
Within the list of filters there are few interesting one.
- DAAI Epic Project Board - Ongoing Project in delivery
- Remark: Each project must have a start date and the label Project to be considered as a project
- Query: "project = DAAI AND ((issuetype = Epic AND status in ("In Progress", Delivery, Deployment, Hypercare, "Plan Value") AND "Start date[Date]" is not EMPTY) AND labels in (Project)) ORDER BY Rank asc"
- Planned EPIC initiative DAAI - Ongoing Project still in preparation
- Remark: Each project must have a start date and the label "Project" to be considered as a project
- Query: "project = DAAI AND issuetype = Epic AND status not in (Done, "In Progress", Delivery, Deployment, Hypercare, "Plan Value") AND "Start date[Date]" is not EMPTY AND labels in (Project) ORDER BY status DESC, Rank ASC"
- Not planned initiative DAAI - Project candidate that are not planned
- Remark: List of epic not containing a label and for which no start date has been define + status is not "Done" or 'in progress".
- Query: "project = DAAI AND issuetype = Epic AND status not in (Done, "In progress") AND ("Start date[Date]" is EMPTY OR "Start date[Date]" = endOfYear()) AND labels is EMPTY"
- My managed' application - Application managed within the platform
- Remark: List of application identified by a item type Epic and the label "application". This item type aims to make the link between a project, service, a backlog item and the application. It allow the centralization of the application management for the platform.
- Query: "project = DAAI AND issuetype = Epic AND status not in (Done) and labels in (Application) ORDER BY created DESC"