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How to determine the correct link to use in JIRA that will capture log hours from link User Stories?

Mendoza_ Joseph Conrad

Hi All,

I have a question about the links available in JIRA.

I have this task wherein I need to identify the correct link that I can use in two user stories.

I have a Main User Story wherein I will link other user stories.

But I will need to capture all the efforts/log hours from the user stories that our linked to the main user story.

Hope someone can help me. I am trying "relates to" or "part" links but nothing is happening.

Thank you.

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Marta Woźniak-Semeniuk_m044pw

Hi,

where are you getting the worked hours log from? "Time tracking" field on issues or in a bother way?

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Marta Woźniak-Semeniuk_m044pw

Hi,

where are you getting the worked hours log from? "Time tracking" field on issues or in a bother way?

Mendoza_ Joseph Conrad

Hi Marta, good day to you.

yup in the time tracking.

Marta Woźniak-Semeniuk_m044pw

It is possible to sum up the logged work on the epic level as it was described in here https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Automation-questions/How-to-sum-Task-and-Sub-task-Time-Tracking-under-the-Epic/qaq-p/1783949

However to do it for stories linked to another story [same hierarchy level] that would call for a more complicated matching in the automation as above - you would have to add by hand a condition that when a time tracking field is updated in any of there stories [KEY-NUMBER] then the value on the main story [KEY-NUMBER] should be updated to sum of all the fields from all the [non-main] stories.

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