🥈 Jira Remove Issue From Epic

Hi @avijayaragunathan - Just navigate to the child issue you want to delete and delete it under the 3 dots menu. I did not find any delete option here. Do you know any other way to delete issue/child issue? Check the permission scheme for that project to see who has the ability to Delete Issues. Hi @Luz Guerrero , deleting an Epic from the roadmap removes it from the scope of your plan. If you have the Delete issues permission in the permission scheme associated with the project, you can delete the Epic from Jira. From there, we can look for epics, that are not parent epics of the issues that have the label. So, the query below could be modified to include your projects, issue types, and labels in scope to find epics that do not contain any issues with the target label. type= Epic and issueFunction not in epicsOf (" Project IN (project1, project2) Adding an issue type screen scheme. Select > Issues. Select Screens > Issue Type Screen Schemes to open the View Issue Type Screen Schemes page. Select Add Issue Type Screen Scheme. Enter the name for the new scheme. You can optionally add a description. Select a screen scheme for the Default entry in the new scheme. Permissions are settings within Jira applications that control what users within those applications can see and do. All Jira applications allow a variety of permissions: from whether users can create new projects to whether a user can see a specific type of comment on an issue. These permissions can differ between applications. There are two ways to delete an issue in the board view. To delete an issue from within the board, you can: Select the :small-ellipses: at the top right of the card you want to delete. Select Delete. Another way to delete an issue from the board, is to: Select the issue you’d like to delete, to open the issue detail view. In the Classic project, you could remove an epic from your backlog by marking it as Done. However, I do not see a way to do this in the Next-Gen project. This is an important feature for organizing and communicating priorities in the backlog. Steps to reproduce: Create a Next-gen project; Open Backlog; Create an Epic issue type ; Change Epic to Hi @carmella_smith. You could try this : proj = jira.search_issues ("'Epic Link' is not EMPTY and project = 'your project (s)'") It will list all issue that belong to an epic. After that with a loop you can access to the epic issue number. The code below give you access to the epic link issue number. 7qADaw.

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