To do so, enter the subtask's detailed view, and then click on More > Convert to issue. Depending on the JIRA version, it might be displayed an ellypsis [] button instead of the More button. Once all subtasks had been converted into tasks, enter the task that you'd like to convert into an epic and click on More > Move. The solution I came with: Do a Bulk Change -> Move & select the SubTasks you want to fix. Convert them to Tasks using the bulk move, edit / bulk edit them to delete the epic link, then Bulk Move them back to SubTasks. You'll have to select the parent task when you convert them back to SubTasks so best to do this one set of SubTasks at a time. Unless otherwise noted, the timeline view in Jira Software is the same for both company-managed and team-managed projects. The timeline is where you can create, manage, and visualize work from a board. Timelines are useful for planning large pieces of work several weeks or months in advance and planning large groups of stories. Epic -> 3. In Progress Story -> 2. In Progress Sub-task -> 1. In Progress When the Sub-task is moved to 'In Progress' I would like the Story to then transition to 'In Progress' (easy, already done) AND also update the Epic into 'In Progress'. Can I create a rule to do this using Jira Automat If we create stories, tasks and sub task from the epic all these tasks will be displayed correctly in the board under the swimlane. Also if we use the default filters (by user). However, we create a new story or a task and then convert it into a sub task, which will be related to a story or task, which has a epic link. To promote a feature: On the features page, select Promote f rom the More Actions menu on the toolbar (top-right of the page). Select Feature as an object, and then select a PI and a program. Under Parent, select the feature which you want to promote to a parent epic. Under Child, select the check boxes of the features which will be child As a work-around you can: Run a query to get your epic list. Export that result list. Grab just the keys, and convert them into comma-separated values (CSV) using a text editor. Paste the CSV epic list into your second query: "Epic Link" IN (yourCSVlist) AND labels = iPub ORDER BY "Epic Link", Key. Best regards, You can't move standard issue (bug) and other standard issue type task. You want to move this , you can convert issue type to sub-task using convert to sub-task option. With this you can mention task ID as parent for the sub-task. Thank you. Yes, this I know, I just guess if it possible to move the issue as a Bug not converting it into a sub-task. Ab7g5A.