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I got a bit excited over this. As an independent consultant doing delivery pipelines, I've done Atlassian implementations for the past 17 years. I can't think of many, at least over the last 8-10 of those years that I did not insist on the client purchasing Scriptrunner. With the shifting times in technology and cloud…

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LOL The cat woke me up crying at the window, only reason :) Have a great Friday.

Hi @priyanka pore welcome to the community. Epics/Stories/Tasks are all standard issue types. Epics get special attention in the system via issue links and system fields. You can emulate the Epics behavior in the same fashion through the creation of some smart custom fields to follow the pattern of the EpicLink/EpicName…

Agree with @Dave Rosenlund _Trundl_ as well as some other things Standards Governance SCM controls What else is the team responsible for ? ex: DevOps... Build/Release Management How complicated are the projects / workflows based on the integrations you've listed above. How much control are users given to manage their own…

Hi @Peruma Chinnasamy welcome to groovy. getFieldManager and getCustomFieldManager are both methods in the ComponentAccessor class Here's a link to the api docs. ComponentAccessor * getFieldManager public static FieldManager getFieldManager() FieldManager-- getField 

lol you're fast. that's your inward / outward link description setup by the jira admin. Getting this right is really important 

I suspect this setting here...

Not so much errors but what's in the payload .. is it accurate ? Project Issue etc etc for both issues..

Hey @Howard Nedd there should be an execution log on the scriptrunner post function, have you looked at that for clues?

Hi @Matt Noe you can use the java date routines in scriptrunner. This example was used to trigger a script in a job that would publish a report to confluence from jira but it's a good example of using the date functions: import java.text.SimpleDateFormat import java.sql.Timestamp import java.text.DateFormat import…

I wish I could test for you but right now I do not have an env. I would look at some of the documentation to see if you can do it. Have a look at Smart Values and how you can create them and use them in automations. They can perform math expressions so I would imagine with some programming logic you should be able to pull…

Hi @Gail welcome to the community. Here's some resources you can start with: YouTube Tutorial Rest API Documentation Atlassian Developer Rest Introduction 

and your string above I think your missing the users statement https://api.bitbucket.org/2.0/users/Roa......

what gets returned from this? no extras https://api.bitbucket.org/2.0/workspaces

Hi @Suneel Varma welcome to the community. I think the best solution for you here would be to have a custom field check box asking the end user if they wish to create the Sub-Tasks, then set your automation rule to validate that the box is checked prior to executing the actions.

Hi @[deleted] Maybe try this and then use the UUID that is returned for the workspace. api-group-workspaces/#api-user-permissions-workspaces-get 

Hi @[deleted] welcome to the community. Have a look here: What is a Repo Slug 

Do you have any other plugins? JWT or JSU they both have this functionality. Jira Workflow Toolbox and Jira Scripting Utilities...

ugghh I had a feeling you were going to say that. So you'll have to write a custom scripted post function, or an event listener. Read the issue, find the value of the parent issue, you may have to get the outward link to get that issue then trigger the transition. Have a look at this post. Transition-a-linked-issue 

Hi @Fred Scriptrunner can most certainly do this in a post function. Look at the section for: Transition Parent Issue Scriptrunner Post Functions 

Got it. You need to move everything returned by the filter and not just the Epic. Unless the "Issue In Epic" is a direct sub-task of the Epic itself, just moving the Epic will not move the issue(s) within the Epic. So basically you need to create a filter that returns all the issues in the identified Epics and the Epics...…

And the sub-task one you want to move .. what is the parent of that? Is the parent the Epic or some other issue and if it's some other issue is that issue returned in the JQL search results?

What gets returned from your search results?

Are you sure they are sub-tasks and not just issues in the epic?

Hi @Jason Steele welcome to the community. As per @Sreenivasaraju P said sub-tasks will be also moved. Found on this page

Ya, I went looking to see for you ... There's nothing but an old feature request even in the developer site. Sorry man. Maybe vote up on the request or submit a new one it was really old. I hate giving folks these kind of answers ... ugghhh I wonder if you set the .gitignore globally with the settings you want included if…

Hi @Eric Paul welcome to the community. I'm trying to understand your requirement a bit better. The .gitignore file is git specific and not server specific and lives at the root of the repository, unless someone has intentionally created a Global Git Ignore Rule... you should be able to edit it and commit it back to the…

Hi @sriraman.x.subramani welcome to the community. Boards are simply a graphical representation of the data (issues) and stories do not live in the individual Boards but rather are presented in Boards based on the filter query associated to that board.

You're welcome. Glad to help.