Hi ,
Could anyone please advise what am I doing wrong?
The idea is to be triggered everytime Budget Consumption is updated on a Task level and updated to Parent Epic_Budget Consumption...
Trigger details
Lookup issues
Edit Issue Field
Currently, as a result when Budget consumption updates on Task it clears the field in Epic. Will this have to do with OOTB setup?
Many Thanks
Marina
I think in the edit issue field you want to have {{lookupIssues.Budget Consuption.sum}}
Thanks for you comment, is the below aligned to your suggestion? If so , this current rule is not rolling up to parent (epic) as expected. Are you able to confirm? Many Thanks
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@Marina Koga You don't want to put {{lookupIssues.Budget Comsumption.Sum}} as the JQL for the lookup. You need to put that in the Edit Budget Comsumption action.
You put the JQL that will provide the content in the look up
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In your branch rule you need the smart value {{triggerIssue.[...]}} instead of {{issue.[...]}} to get access to the fields of your Task and not your branch Epic.
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Thanks Hauke,
Are you able to confirm if the below setup is as per your suggestion? This still not working and i believe i am missing something (being new on this, appreciate your help and patience).
Many Thanks
Marina
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I'm not 100% sure since I never had the case you described, but in the official documentation I can't find any function ".sum" like you used.
But still there are some math functions available that you could try out.
https://support.atlassian.com/cloud-automation/docs/jira-smart-values-math-expressions/
To be honest, since we have bought ScriptRunner I typically use Groovy to perform such calculations, but maybe it is possible by Jira Automation + Smart Values at all.
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