How to create multiple subtasks for parent issue and in subtasks shown as multiple custom fields and
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There's an example of creating a sub-task at https://library.adaptavist.com/entity/create-a-sub-task-and-link-to-parent-issue-in-jira
But I'm afraid I don't understand the rest of the (cut off, I think) question. My guess is that you have a parent issue that has one or many values selected in a multi-select field and you want to create a sub-task for each value in the list.
Hi @Nageswararao could you please clarify your question the way it is now is very confusing.
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Hi,
Thanks for your response
1.When a new issue (story/task) is created -
A) a list of sub-task should get linked automatically
B) The assignee for the sub-task
C) label field
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You can do this with a bit of modification to the script I've pointed to.
But you still haven't told us what you're trying to do.
It's clear that you want "issue create" to spawn a load of sub-tasks, presumably on the issue being created, but what are the rules for deciding what to create? A fixed list of X items? One per component or multi-select list value? Who do you want to assign them to? What labels are you wanting to add?
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Hi,
Thanks for your response
1.When a new issue (story/task) is created -
A) a list of sub-task should get linked automatically
B) The assignee for the sub-task
C) label field
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Repeating what you said already does not answer the questions. There's a reason I asked them - we can't help you without a clear definition of what you're trying to do. Best we can do at the moment is link to the script I gave earlier.
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