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Is it possible to automate the due date on a new ticket, without addins etc

hi

From what i can see on the community boards, there are ways of doing this but all seem to require 3rd party add-ons. Is there no other way of setting a simple +2days to the due date on a new ticket?

cheers

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You can use built-in automation feature.

Go to project -> project settings -> automation and define a new rule to update due date.

Ex; {{now.plusDays(2)}}

Please check this doc.

Alex Koxaras -Relational-

You can do that via jira automation. Simply add a rule and:

Trigger: Issue Created
Action: Edit issue
- Choose due date and write {{now.PlusBusinessDays(2)}}

duedate rule.png

All comments

You can use built-in automation feature.

Go to project -> project settings -> automation and define a new rule to update due date.

Ex; {{now.plusDays(2)}}

Please check this doc.

Alex Koxaras -Relational-

You can do that via jira automation. Simply add a rule and:

Trigger: Issue Created
Action: Edit issue
- Choose due date and write {{now.PlusBusinessDays(2)}}

duedate rule.png

thank you.

cheers

how it is possible to change number days for original estimate value?
I found a few options:

{{now.plusBusinessDays({{#=}}{{issue.fields.timeoriginalestimate.value}} / (60 * 60 * 8){{/}})}}

or

create variable OrginalEstimateDays {{#=}}{{issue.fields.timeoriginalestimate}} / (8){{/}}

Add action -> {{now.plusBusinessDays(OriginalEstimateDays.asNumber).jiraDate}}

both do not give any results. Due date is empty

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