I would like all newly created issues to have default subtasks. Is this possible?
Hi Ollie,
Here is a great app for this: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1218418/automatic-subtasks-professional?hosting=cloud&tab=overview
Hope it helps
Josh
Ob1
Hello,
You could also use the Power Scripts add-on:
You could create a listener on the Issue Created event with a code like this:
string issue_priority;
string issue_description;
string[] issue_components;
string issue_security_level;
string[] custom_fields_mapping;
issue_priority =
"Critical"
;
issue_description =
"Description of the issue"
;
issue_components = components;
issue_security_level =
"Administrator"
;
custom_fields_mapping =
"STDUP|fmanaila|STDGP|jira-users"
;
if (issueType == "Task") {
string k = createIssue(
"PROJECT"
,
"PRJ-300"
,
"Sub-task"
,
"Summary of the sub task"
,
issue_priority,
issue_description,
issue_components,
currentDate() +
"30d"
,
"1h 30m"
,
issue_security_level,
custom_fields_mapping
);
}
This code would create a sub task for each created task.
You can find more info about listeners here:
https://confluence.cprime.io/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=6558205
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Hi @Barbara Koonce,
Here's a free plugin that might help you
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1210972/quick-subtasks-for-jira?hosting=server&tab=overview
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Hi Ollie, this is only for JIRA when hosted on a server locally. Our JIRA instance is the hosted on the Cloud.
Is there anything for this type of JIRA instance?
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Hi @Barbara Koonce,
@Joshwa Marcallementioned some of these plugins that provide use for jira cloud , such as:
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