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I want to create a rule that operates on the results of a specific rule.

원동찬

There is a Task in a specific Epic, and there is a Sub-Task under that Task. When a sub-task changes to the in-progress state, I want both the task and the epic to change to the in-progress state. Task works, but Epic doesn't change. Help me.

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John Funk

Hi @원동찬 - Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

You will need two different rules for that. One for the Sub-task changing to In Progress. You should include a Condition for Issue Type = Sub-task for the Issue Transitioned trigger.

Then copy that rule and change the Condition for Issue Type = Story. Be sure to click the box of this second rule on the Rule Details page to allow other rules to trigger this one.

Automation Rule trigger box.png

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John Funk

Hi @원동찬 - Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

You will need two different rules for that. One for the Sub-task changing to In Progress. You should include a Condition for Issue Type = Sub-task for the Issue Transitioned trigger.

Then copy that rule and change the Condition for Issue Type = Story. Be sure to click the box of this second rule on the Rule Details page to allow other rules to trigger this one.

Automation Rule trigger box.png

원동찬

Thanks to you, I solved it.
Thank you sir.

John Funk

Great! Glad you got it solved.

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