I want to link my items when the SUMMARY field is written the same.
Ex - item 1 SUMMARY RSX-1B47
item 2 SUMMARY RSX-1B47
Then, since the RSX-1B47 are the same, it would have to link automatically
Thank you, now how would I do it to not link with old items, for example this one has already been created, then I would like the next one to be created to no longer be linked to these. Can this separation be done with a date?
@Gustavo, you can modify JQL and add creation date:
summary ~ "{{issue.summary}}" and created >= -30d
This JQL will only search for issues created in the last 30 days.
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summary ~ "{{issue.summary}}" and created >= -1d
ok, leaving yesterday's items, for example, not mixed with today's items, correct?
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@Gustavo, not sure what you mean... For issues created yesterday, use this:
created > startOfDay(-1) AND created < endOfDay(-1)
created >= -1d will return all issues created within the last 24 hours (this includes yesterday and today).
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No, I want to keep it as up to date as possible, preventing it from being mixed up with old records when they are linked
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ok, I just have one more question, would I be able to create a lock so that when I release all the items linked together, like while all of them are not released, I don't move any of them to released, or leave the item marked saying that it still has pending issues, "item still to be be released"
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@Gustavo, I believe this can be done with Automation also, but this question differs from the original one from the post. Please create a new question, so other community users will have an opportunity to look at it and help you.
Thank you.
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Hi @Gustavo,
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Thank you.
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@Gustavo, got it. The easiest way to link issues with the same summary is to use Lookup issues. Here's the example:
Use the smart value {{lookupIssues}} to link the trigger issue with the ones found in the action Lookup issues.
Hope it helps.
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