Hi :)
I need to check when a new issue is creating,
if the parent of this issue equals to Epic:
if it is- the creation will be cancelled
and if it is not equals, just then, the new issue will created
I did it with validator on the creating transition that-
checking if the parent issue, is not equals to Epic,
and if it is not- so the issue will created
it's working well, but not with mine massage error..
waiting to your answer :)
Hi @Hadassa
There is no option to check any validations before creating an issue in Jira.
There is nothing to validate on if there is no issue created and the parent - child relation is there.
On issue creation you can only validate if certain fields have fields filled with data before creation.
thanks' @Marc - Devoteam for your answer,
I'm talking about parent - child relation,
how can I make parent - child relation on mine issues-
or, how can I know if there is already?
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Hi @Hadassa
You can't.
On issue creation there is no way to validate on existing other Jira information, as the issue doesn't exist yet.
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Hi @Hadassa
As I explained, this can't be done in any way.
It's the same as, example;
I only want to park my car if the garage has cameras on each parking space, if I'm in front of the gate how can I validate?
I would first need to be in the garage, to validate.
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HI @Hadassa
This can be used on other transitions in a workflow, but not on create
If an issue is not in the system, it can't have a link to another issues, because it doesn't exist yet.
This validator can be used on issues that exist and might have a link to another issue.
You can only validate on issue creation if fields are provided before creation.
If an issue doesn't exist in the system, you can't validate it with existing data.
Another example;
If I bake a cake and you want to bake a cake to see if its more delicious then mine, you would need to create to first
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Ok, got it now!
This validator not intended for the creation transition,
That's what I needed to understand,
Thank you @Marc - Devoteam that was helpfully
By the way-
your examples were great :)
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HI @Hadassa
Can you please share the error message you are getting instead of the given error message and also can you check if this transition has any other validators similar to this.
Thank you.
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thank you, Jerrold for your answer
I just try it now,
and it's not working at all
and the transition doesn't have any validator similar like this .
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