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How can I branch through all issues in a project with jira automation

Ward Schwillens_ Schwillie

Hi there,

I want to build an automation that branches through all work items in a project checks the work items resolution date and if it matches a condition fills in a bunch of fields. But how can I branch through all the work items in a project?

Thank you for your insights! 🙏

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Evgenii

Hi, @Ward Schwillens_ Schwillie

You can create automation, that searches for issues, with JQL query, and makes necessary actions with them.
It can run on sheduled basis, search for issues and change them according to your requirements.

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Evgenii

Hi, @Ward Schwillens_ Schwillie

Trudy P Claspill

Hello @Ward Schwillens_ Schwillie

What event do you want to use to trigger the rule? You could use a Scheduled rule such as @Evgenii suggested, or a manually triggered rule with a For Each: Related Items: JQL component. Or is there some issue related event, such as the setting of the Resolution, that you want to use to trigger the rule?

Be advised that there are limits to how many issues can be retrieved by a Schedule trigger. If your JQL tries to retrieve more issues than those limits, it will not actually get all the issues. Your rule would need to compensate for that. Refer to:

https://support.atlassian.com/cloud-automation/docs/automation-service-limits/

A Schedule trigger is limited to 999 items.

Ward Schwillens_ Schwillie

Thank you, Evgenii.

Your guidance set me on the right path.

Kind regards,
Ward

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