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Using the automation - how can I copy comment from the tiger issue to anther one

Samuel Bar_bd9boh

Hi,
Using a form in a Work Management project, I create an issue when the form is submitted.

I would like to copy the comment added to this issue to an existing issue in the project.

The trigger of the automation will be "Issue Created."
I am using a custom field(Select list (single choice)) in the Form and in the issues in the project.
The user submitting the form will select a value from in this custom field, and then I need to search for an existing issue in the project with the same value selected.
Then, I need to copy the comment from the created issue to the existing one and link the created one to the existing one.

It's a bit complicated, but hopefully can be done.

Thanks

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Bill Sheboy

Hi @Samuel Bar

That does sound possible. What have you done thus far to solve this need?

If you have started a rule and it is not working as expected...Please post an image of the complete rule, images of the relevant actions, an image of the audit log details showing the rule execution, and explain what is not working as expected.

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Kind regards,
Bill

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Bill Sheboy

Hi @Samuel Bar

That does sound possible. What have you done thus far to solve this need?

Kind regards,
Bill

Samuel Bar_bd9boh

Hi, I am familiar with automation.
I would appreciate it if a sample of this complex rule could be shared.

Thanks

Bill Sheboy

If you break the rule down into pieces, as you have already described, the rule is not too difficult. The only piece you have not yet accounted for is using the Re-fetch Issue action in some key places.

trigger: issue created
action: re-fetch issue (to force a data reload before proceeding)
branch: on JQL using the custom field from the trigger issue to find the other issue
- action: comment on issue, copying from the trigger issue
- action: re-fetch the issue
- action: link it to the trigger issue

Perhaps the only other thing to consider is: how many issues do you expect to match, and what do you want to do if there is more than one? As shown above, the rule would handle multiple matches.

Samuel Bar_bd9boh

Hi @Bill Sheboy ,

Many thanks for your time and help.

I will follow your guides.
There will be only one matching the search JQL.

Thanks

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