Hi there,
I have multiple automation rules built, but it seems one of my rules isn't updating subtasks when a subtask is created by automation. It looks something like this:
Rule #1 - sets a value for 'component' field for all issue types. That rule works flawlessly for all issue types a human creates, the component field value gets set.
Rule #2 - I have another rule that creates subtasks when a story is created. That works, the subtask is created. But the component field value does not get set according to rule #1.
Unrelated - I have another rule that sets a value for 'team name' field for all issue types. That rule IS setting the team name field value on subtasks that are created by automation in rule #2. Why would this rule recognize and update a subtask field, but rule #1 does not?
Possible Solutions:
I'm fairly new to automation, I've been able set up a lot of simple rules, but this one is a head-scratcher. Seems like it should be working, so any guidance would be greatly appreciated!
Hi, @Tobey Hallam! 👋
By default, automation rules do not trigger other automation rules unless you explicitly allow them to.
If you navigate to your automation rule, check its details and scroll to the bottom, you should see the following checkbox:
Another option would be that since you already control Rule #2, you can also add "Edit issue" action in the same rule and set the Component value there directly (f.e copy from parent or a static value). This ensures the field is set immediately without relying on cross-rule triggering.
Hope this helps! ✨
Thank you @Brita Moorus !
I'm a bit embarrassed, that was sitting right in front of my face, in plain sight, and I completely missed it. Thank you much, all is working now.
Have a great weekend.
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No problem! Feel free to set this question as solved 😊✨
Have a lovely weekend!
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