Using a JQL to only show items in a current sprint will show the its attached Epic and all other items in the epic

[Jordan Kauffman]

Using the following JQL:

{quote}

project = KDOC AND issuetype in (Bug, Improvement, Spike, Story, Task, Sub-task) AND Sprint in (233, 197) AND assignee in (currentUser()) ORDER BY priority DESC, updated DESC

{quote}

The query will show the items I want, but it will also show the tickets' parent Epic as well as any other tickets in that Epic regardless if the ticket fits the criteria of the query.

[Daniel Garcia]

Seeing this with both a query like assignee in (currentUser()) AND status in (Todo, "In Progress", "Pull Request") AND issuetype in (Bug, Story) and the predefined “My assigned Issues“

[Laurent Bureau]

Seeing this with both a query like assignee in (currentUser()) AND status in (Todo, "In Progress", "Pull Request") AND issuetype in (Bug, Story) and the predefined “My assigned Issues“

Same problem here, simple JQL queries or “Your issues” lists shows the parent epic and every ticket in the epic related to the queries.

This appeared in 1.3.0 for me. Previous version did not have this problem.

[Pramod Busam]

Version 1.4.0 of the extension fixes this issue. (Please note that you need to update to VS Code 1.34 to use this version)