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Restrict assignee of subtask to specific user if Summary of subtask is predefined

Amit Anand
Amit Anand
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September 11, 2020

I need to restrict assignee of subtask to specific user if Summary of subtask is predefined

Lets say Summary of subtask is "My first tickt" it should go to andy user

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September 11, 2020

Better use a component or a custom field with a drop down list. Then it’s straight forward with Automation for Jira. Parsing or comparing free text is difficult and not reliable. Even your example has a typo. To make things reliable you should guide your users with a fixed set of possible input values. 

Tickt is a conjugation (3rd person singular present) of the verb for the sound a clock makes. At least in German language. :). 

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Amit Anand
Amit Anand
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September 11, 2020

Sorry i dont agree with you on typo :) and planning to do something from script runner.

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Amit Anand
Amit Anand
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September 15, 2020

This is done as i have utilized automation addon to complete this

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Amit

 

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