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Any workaround to setup different default assignees for the specific component in different releases

lingyun_yao

In one Jira project, we'll have several ongoing releases. And for the specific component, we'll have mutiple developers mapping to that component. So I wonder whether I can configure different default assignees for the specific component in different releases. Appreciate your support!

i.e. I have one component as "Login", and there're two ongoing releases: release A and release B.

Whether I can:

configure Tom as default assignee to "Login" for release A;

configure Jerry as default assignee to "Login" for release B.

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Magdalena Zhisheva

Hi @lingyun_yao ,

You may try to achieve this with some automation rules.

Here is some sample scenario based on your description:

Screenshot 2022-01-14 at 10.23.59.png

I hope I helped you.

If this post was helpful, mark it as Accepted solutions, so you can help others who may have the same difficulties.

If your question has not been resolved, please post again with more details.

Best regards,

Magdalena Zhisheva

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Magdalena Zhisheva

Hi @lingyun_yao ,

You may try to achieve this with some automation rules.

Here is some sample scenario based on your description:

Screenshot 2022-01-14 at 10.23.59.png

I hope I helped you.

If this post was helpful, mark it as Accepted solutions, so you can help others who may have the same difficulties.

If your question has not been resolved, please post again with more details.

Best regards,

Magdalena Zhisheva

lingyun_yao

Thx! Magdalena

Since I'll have multiple ongoing releases, so the first condition should be dropped.

I understand your automation script, which should have Jira super administrator, otherwise we can't achieve this.

Since we'll have multiple ongoing releases(~5) and multiple (~10), which might be a couple of dynamic scripts.

Do you have any recommendations if I only have Jira project administrator? Thanks!

Magdalena Zhisheva

Hi @lingyun_yao ,

As a project administrator you should be able to go to Project settings -> Automation and try to create a rule for that particular project only.

lingyun_yao

What's the Jira version you're referring to?

Looks Jira v8.13.11 not support it so far.

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