Jira Automation: Related issues condition find linked issues from another project

David Leal
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August 26, 2023

I was trying to use Related issues conditions and I realized that I am able to find linked issues from the same project on a given issue, but not when the linked issue is from another project. I found the following related question: Search for issues in other projects and automatically link them when at least one component matches and per the answer provided by @Bill Sheboy it will require a global/multi-project scope rule. 

I am wondering if there is no need to have a global/multi-project scope for that, This will require getting involved my Jira admin and then I cannot edit the rule, I would depend on a third party to edit it. It is very unfortunate that Jira Automaton has such limitations.

Thanks,

David

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Fabian Lim
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August 27, 2023

Hi @David Leal

Unfortunately, you will have to get your sys admin involved.  Any time you are using a condition, branch, action, in another project it has to be a global configuration.

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Fabian

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thanks, @Fabian Lim I was able to find a workaround, I guess the only exception is the Clone issue action that allows me to clone an issue on a different project, so It took that approach, and then while cloning to set the values I wanted.

My initial approach was trying to look at linked issues after cloning the issue with one rule, and with a second rule to update the values for the cloned issue, but because I wanted to clone from one project to another the linked issue was from another project, so I could not find it. Now I have all the processes in a single rule, cloning and at the same time updating the fields from the trigger issue. Thanks

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and for example to set the values as follows for bugs created in another project.

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August 27, 2023

Correct, as long as you are creating/cloning tickets in another project it doesn't need the global admin rule.  You only need to make sure that whoever is executing the rule (user/automation) has access to create ticktets in the other project.

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