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Original Estimate and Remaining Estimate Sum up to parent , issue created and work effort updated

Dominic Roy Arokiaraj

The issues are created by CSV import.

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An automation rule should trigger to sum up all the original estimate and remaining estimate of the child issues to the parent

Now the original estimate and remaining estimate of subtask should be updated to Story which inturn update Epic.

When work effort is logged to the subtask, an automation rule should trigger to calculated the remaining estimate update the subtask , story and Epic.

How to create the automation rule?

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Marc -Devoteam-

Hi @Dominic Roy Arokiaraj

Even if we built this automation, it won't trigger as automation rules don't trigger on CSV import.

If you want this on the issue, make sure there is a field for this in Jira and set that field as a column in your CSV, with the calculated value.

Than you have in on the issue.

If we should create an automation rule to do this, then this would only trigger when you update an issue in Jira or change a field value in Jira.

Dominic Roy Arokiaraj

In Automation Trigger there is a option "Issue Created" . I hope this will trigger the Automation rule.

There is a field called Original Estimate and Time Remaining. I have given it in the CSV screenshot

Marc -Devoteam-

Hi @Dominic Roy Arokiaraj

Not on creating issues via CSV import, only if you create issues via the GUI or API

Bill Sheboy

Hi @Dominic Roy Arokiaraj

Yes, and...to the suggestions from @Marc -Devoteam-

There are many posts in the community for a similar scenario. I recommend searching the posts to find example rules as a starting point, try to build your rule, and then ask for help if it does not work as expected.

Successfully using automation rules requires learning and experimentation. When one just uses rules created by others without understanding them, they will be unable to maintain them.

Kind regards,
Bill

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