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Jira release version month and year for example like this Aug 2022, is it possible?

prakash_w3o26d

In Jira, one release version (Aug 2022 ) is released and then automatically creates a new release version with next month's date and year like this (Sep 2022), is it possible?

Every release happens at the end of the month only, once " Aug 2022 "release is done then automatically create the next version " Sep 2022 "

Accepted answers

Trudy P Claspill

Yes, this is possible with an Automation rule.

There is a trigger for Version Released, and there is an Action for Create Version.

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Trudy P Claspill

Yes, this is possible with an Automation rule.

There is a trigger for Version Released, and there is an Action for Create Version.

Screen Shot 2022-08-10 at 7.58.35 AM.png

Bill Sheboy

Hi @prakash

Would you please clarify: are you asking if a new version can be created (which Trudy answered) or if you can name the version to the next month, after the released version's date/name?

Kind regards,
Bill

John Funk

Hi @prakash - I am marking Trudy's answer as accepted. Please let us know if you still need assistance.

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