Using Automation for Jira version 9.0.3 on Jira Data Center 9.12
I want to set a field value if a value changes on another field (single select custom field)
from one specific value to another specific value.
Can this be done with Automation for jira?
Hi @Yuval Zaltz
You can do this using the "Advanced Compare Condition"
For example...
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Rule would look something like this...
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The rule is comparing what happened to the field via the change log - i.e what the value was before the rule was triggered, and what it is now.
Let us know if this works for you :)
Ste
Hi Sta and thanks for the prompt response and quick solution.
was able to implement with a minor change in what you wrote:
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Hi @Yuval Zaltz ,
Yes, you can. try this sample process in automation:
When: Field value changed - select the field that will trigger the automation (your single select custom field)
Condition: If/Else block - add condition - Issue field condition - select the field - equals - value - Then: Edit field - select the field you want to update.
Add Else block - do the same (condition then edit field)
Add Else block - do the same (condition then edit field)
so on and so forth.
Hope it helps!
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Use smart value condition instead of issue field condition.
add smart value condition in if - {{fieldChange.fromString}} = A
and issue field condition - X = D
This will check if the value of X is A before changing to D
Then you may apply the same depending on the "from" and "to" you want to check
If X = from A and X= D
Else if: X=from B and X = D
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