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pushpa punglia

Please help I want to have an automation rule which fix my due date based on priority and start date.

suppose start date is before 1 july 2022 and

if priority is high, due date is X date + 3 month,

if priority is med, due date is x date + 6 month.....

or start date is after 1 july 2022 and

if priority is high, due date is y date + 3 month and so on.

Thanks

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Tansu Akdeniz

Hi @pushpa punglia

Welcome to the community.

In automation, you can use smart values to handle this issue.

Sample; {{now.plusMonths(3)}}

Please check this doc for further details: https://support.atlassian.com/cloud-automation/docs/jira-smart-values-date-and-time/#Smartvaluesdateandtimefunctions-Example.6

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Tansu Akdeniz

Hi @pushpa punglia

Welcome to the community.

In automation, you can use smart values to handle this issue.

Sample; {{now.plusMonths(3)}}

Please check this doc for further details: https://support.atlassian.com/cloud-automation/docs/jira-smart-values-date-and-time/#Smartvaluesdateandtimefunctions-Example.6

pushpa punglia

Thanks @Tansu Akdeniz,

I have to use fix date + 3 months that the current date + 3 months and so on. So looking if there is way to use date(any) instead of {{now}}. or can assign value to {{now}}.

Tansu Akdeniz

So you want to define a fixed date? It is also possible to use issue due date like; {{issue.duedate.plusMonths(3)}}

pushpa punglia

I want

due date = 1/07/2022 + 3 month, if priority = high

or due date = 1/7/2022 + 6 month, if priority = medium

or due date = 1/7/2022 + 9 month, if priority = low

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