I have an automation rule that looks for issue type "Feature Request" that are in "Selected for Development" status. It then checks the linked issues in the "is parent of" link section. It checks to see if all Stories in the "is parent of" are in Done. If they are all in Done it moves the Feature Request to Done. This works fine if the only issues in the linked issues are stories. If there is also something else in there, such as a task, the rule fails.
If I update the condition to be "some match specified JQL" instead of "All match specified JQL" it works, but also works even if all stories are not in Done. Is there a way to make this work if all stories are in Done and ignore other "is Parent of" links?
In this image I want the 3 stories in the red box (all in done) to trigger the rule to process. Right now it fails because of the task that is also there.
Hi Jason,
Can you share the error that you are getting from the Audit Log?
@John Funk - There are no errors. When I say the rule fails I meant it doesn't run as expected. I want the rule to only process the linked stories, but it processes all linked issues. So if I have 4 stories in Done and a linked subtask in "In Progress", the rule says "not all items are in done so not going to process" instead of "all stories are in done so process the rule".
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This is just a scheduled automation rule. This isn't a validator and there is no error. The condition is not met because of the task issue. It is expecting all linked issues to match the JQL in order to process. There isn't an option to "match only the JQL". In my example I have 3 stories and 1 task. I want the automation rule to take action when the 3 stories meet the conditions of the JQL. That does not appear to be possible. The current configuration in the screen shot requires all linked issues to meet the JQL which the task does not. Changing to "Some match" means it then matches if only one of the 3 stories meets the condition. There is no option to "meet the requirements of just the JQL".
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