Hi @AnthonioD
Yes, and...to the suggestions from @Florian Bonniec
Please consider there are many cases to handle a field synch between parent / child work items. Based upon the level of accuracy and frequency of updates, this will require one-to-many automation rules. To learn more, please see this article I wrote on field synch / sum scenarios:
Kind regards,
Bill
Hi @AnthonioD
Have you try automation ?
I would trigger it on Field Value change Parent instead of issue created, just in case you assign the parent to the issue later.
So trigger: Value Change (Parent) or Issue Created
Condition: Parent exist
Action: Edit Work Item, Component Copy From Parent.
Regards
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Jira doesn't do this out of the box with standard field inheritance, so you'll definitely need an Automation rule. You can trigger the rule when an issue is created or linked to an Epic. Just set a condition to check if the Epic has a Component assigned, and then use the 'Edit Issue' action to copy that value to the child task. It keeps the data consistent and saves the team from manually tagging everything twice.
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