Dear community, sorry for my english.
We use two types of subtasks:
- Sub task
- Sub Bug.
I have a rule that should work like this: - When the task status changes - Only sub-task should also change status But sub-bug status should not change.
I set it up like this, it works, but it is not very optimized and spends a lot of resources, as it goes through all the sub-tasks of the project.
Tell me, please, how can I optimize it so that the rule only works for sub-task, and does not work for sub-bug?
Hi @Evgeniy S_
I think @Pramodh M means to do it like this (and just select Sub-task as highlighted below)
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Super. It works, and it works much better than my version. Thank you! 🎉
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Hi @Evgeniy S_
Welcome to the Community!!
Inset the Field value condition as Issue type = Sub-task, which should come out of Automation if it is not the Sub task
Let me know if this works
Thanks,
Pramodh
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Thanks for the answer.
Do you mean specify Sub-tasks in the assignment, and not JQL, as in the screenshot?
In this case, the status changes for all subtasks, both for sub-task and sub-bug.
And you need something that would change only for subtasks with the "sub-task" type :(
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