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Jira Automation - Create an EPIC for every project

Hello community!
I am trying to build up a global rule that would check the projects for existing epics of a certain type and create them, if they are not present.
Got stuck with defining "for every project" iteration. such that checks a project for existence of epic and then creates within the same project, if no epic is found.

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Bill Sheboy
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Jun 24, 2022

Hi @Dmitry Alabyan 

Would you please post images of your current rule and the audit log details?  That may provide context for the community to offer suggestions.  Thanks!

Until then, I am not familiar with a branch type of "for every project".  Are you using Jira Cloud, Jira Data Center/Server, or some other Atlassian product?

Kind regards,
Bill

The thing I am stuck is the very start of the rule.
I need to initiate a search through the project for a specific EPIC name. If it is not there - then create that very epic. But also don't need it on schedule, just a once triggered. 
Sadly, the manual trigger for my Jira Cloud is configured as Rule is run when it is manually triggered by the user from an issue.
And I was thinking of running else/if condition - but how do then I specify a query where Epic = exists?

Is also difficult for me

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