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Automation Rule Linked Issue created from task in project A & linked issue created in Project B

Paul Day_9ux7ms

I have two projects - Project A and B. Support Issues are created as Tasks in Project A. Bug Issue Types are then created from the Task in Project A using the "Create linked issue" link and the linked issue is then created in Project B.

I need to add an automation rule that auto populates a field with a value. I need the rule to only apply to issues created as linked issues from Project A, where the linked issue is created in Project B.

Is this possible and if so, how would I do it?

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Ioana_e7y08v

Hi Paul,

If I understand correctly you need an automation rule to populate a field with a certain value to the Bug ticket in Project B, each time a new Bug ticket is created in Project B and that is linked to a Task issue from Project A.

You could use an automation rule that is triggered by "Issue Linked".

Regards,

Ioana

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Ioana_e7y08v

Hi Paul,

You could use an automation rule that is triggered by "Issue Linked".

Regards,

Ioana

Paul Day_9ux7ms

Hi Ioana, thank you for your help and the quick reply. You have definitely set me on the right path, but I can't quite get the JQL for the "Linked Issue Matches" to work. Please can you share the actual JQL code. As you can see from the screenshot below, I'm not sure what to put at the start of the JQL.

Ioana_e7y08v

Hi Paul,

I will explain it step by step.

1. Trigger

Use "Issue Linked" for your trigger
Make sure to select the correct Link Type. You should see a drop-down as below, where you can select the link type you are interested in.
For my example below I selected "Problem/Incident" link type that I have in Jira as this link type has the "causes" and "caused by" relations.

Trigger:

2. First Condition:

Now you want to make sure that the automation rule only runs for tickets with issuetype Bug that are in the DEV project
For that you can use a JQL condition to make sure the rule applies only to your project-issuetype combination

3. Second condition:

You now also want to make sure that your rule runs only for tickets that have been linked to a ticket that match the following criteria:
- issuetype "Software Development"
- project "ICE"
- linked with Link Type relation "causes"
For that use the "Related issues condition", as you want to check that the linked ticket of your Bug matches the criteria
Select Linked Issues under Related issues
Link Type should be "causes" (the outward relation) and not "is caused by". As you are now checking the linked ticket and not the bug ticket.
Condition should be that All match specified JQL
THe Matching JQL should simply be the JQL to check project - issuetype combination from your initial project.

4. And last step of course, would be to and an action.

Regards,

Ioana

Paul Day_9ux7ms

Thank you Ioana for your excellent detailed instructions. I have now setup the rule successfully. Your help is most appreciated.

If anyone else encounters this issue, I had to set the rule to run across both project A & B in order to get it to work.

Regards,

Paul

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