Hello to everyone, i'm trying to retreive all isues under un EPIC using python API "Jira". I've successfully get all issues including (Stories,Task,Bugs,Epics): #get all issues for the prject. data1=jira_client.search_issues ( f'project = \" { project_name }\"', startAt =i, maxResults =chunk_size, expand = 'changelog') But i don't know how to How to add or remove different issue types in Jira. Jira offers six different issue types: Task: For general to-do items. Story: For Scrum teams that list requirements in user stories. Epic: For very large tasks that need to be broken down into smaller tasks or stories. Bug: For defects that need to be addressed If yes check that you: Have permission to transition issues in the project. You can use permission helper to confirm. Confirm what transition are available directly from issue view. Ensure there are no conditions needed to be met in the workflow that may be preventing you from transitioning the issue. Confirm with your project admin and server I can see on your screeshoot that you're reffering to the Epic Panel no the board itself. To remove the epic from this list you have to change the EpicStatus field to Done. You can do this from the Epic Panel->Select the issue->Click the small Square/triangle icon->"Mark as Done" Maybe the best thing to do would be to do a release to remove Done Epics from the board so they are not easily found. Then you could create an Automation For Jira rule to email you whenever new issues are added to a Done Epic. The filter specifically does not include Epics because in Kanban if Epics are included in the filter Jira adds them to the list of work (undesired in my case.) In Agile boards, the Epics do not appear in the backlog. This is the bahavior I want, however, if I remove epics from the filter, it will not show the Epic tags on the Kanban board. Scenario 1-1 - The Swimlanes configuration is set to "Epics". In this case, the following will happen: the Epics will be displayed as Swimlane Titles in the Kanban Board. the Epics will still be added to the column count based on their status. For example, if an Epic is in a status mapped to the “In Progress” column, it will be counted in Step 3: Add and remove issues. To add issues from the board and backlog: Navigate to your Board or Backlog. Hover over the issue and select more (•••). Select Add to Epic*. Issues can only belong to one epic at a time. If an issue already belongs to an epic, the Add epic option will be replaced by Change Epic*. On the Board . On the Backlog 2. since my epic does have tasks as children, not stories, I guess I need to change the line 67 as well. def originalIssuesInEpic= links.findAll { it.issueLinkType.name == 'Epic-Task Link' }*.destinationObject. Strangely, the script is working but not as it supposed to: 1. it creates the epic without its children. I expect that if the Epic is done and the child tickets are also done, then the Epic should not be shown in the Backlog. It would appear that the only way that an Epic can be removed from this list is if all of the tickets in the Epic are set to the specific status of Done. I am very surprised at this, as this will naturally mean that this list qE5ll.