My team & I's Jira projects entail a lot of the same issues repeated over and over again. We would like a way to automatically create a whole hierarchy of Jira issues whenever the issues at the highest point in the parent-child hierarchy transition states. We occasionally update the "templates" for these stories, but not frequently.
Would anyone have any thoughts or ideas when it comes to potentially automating this work?
That's exactly what we are looking for! can we create subtasks that link to those stories as well?
Absolutely.
How well will this automation work with the "Structure" Plugin for Jira?
I can't answer that since I don't use that plugin :-(
Shame on you, @John Funk ;)
@tletz24 we (ALM Works) have quite a bit of experience working with customers who use Jira Automation with Structure.
Off the top of my head, I can't imagine why this use case would "not work" in an environment with Structure + Jira Automation, but of course, the devil is in the details.
Give it a shot and let us know how you make out. If you run into any trouble just speak up here, or via our support portal.
-dave [ALM Works]
Hi @tletz24
You can use Automation and it should be ok for most simple cases. But if you are looking for something advanced then a dedicated app would be a better choice.
I'm a vendor of Scheduled Templates which provides features like:
but you can find more apps with features you are looking for.
Cheers,