I'm having some trouble figuring out how to implement this rule:
When a linked issue is created
And the type of the new issue's link is "child of"
Then copy a custom field from the parent
This seems simple enough, but nothing I've tried has resulted in the field being copied.
Any hints appreciated.
TIA
With Automation, I found the below way, please check and let me know if it works
Choose the Issue linked trigger and select "child of"
Next is the Action to edit the issue by copying the data from the Destination link as shown below
Thanks,
Pramodh
Thanks, this works and is nicer than using smart values. It's a bit weird: issue B is a child of issue A, but issue A is not the parent of issue B. I guess "parent issue" is only for subtasks/epics (as Trudy says below).
Anyway, thanks again.
Chris
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I think I figured this out, need to use a smart value for the value to set in the custom field:
{{destinationIssue.MyCustomFieldName}}
I'm not sure why this works when "copy from parent" doesn't. but there it is.
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Hello @Chris Dunford
If you are using the generic issue linking function then Jira does not recognize the parent/child relationship between the issues, regardless of the name you give to the link relationship. The only parent/child relationships Jira understands are between an Epic and its child issues, and between an issue and its sub-tasks.
If you would like to discuss this more and review your rule, please let us know how the link is being created and show us the details of your rule.
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Thank, Trudy. Pramodh's solution works for me.
Chris
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