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My goal: Create automation that will sum up the time spent entered on tasks to the epic level.
Problem: The below automation works... to an extent. If I enter 1h on a task within an epic, it will show 1h logged on the epic. If I log another 1h on the same task or another task within the same epic, then it will show 3h logged on the epic. This makes me believe the automation sums up all time spent entries (previous and new ones). Is there a way to get the automation to only sum up new time spent entries since the last time the automation was run?
Hi - so I see a few issues:
So how this would work is:
You update task PROJECTX-123 which is part of epic PROJECTX-123.
(You don't have to check for only Task. It can be any child-Issue Type.)
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Is there a way for Subtasks to roll Up. Currently my automation looks like this but the sub tasks time entry is not rolling up to EPIC. Stories, Bugs and Task Issue Types work fine. Just not sub tasks.
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Here is the solution to Rollup time spent to Epic Level. When time is lgged in Task/Stories and Subtask level. Working perfectly fine.
First check is for non-Epic, a second check is for some subtasks.
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I am currently trying to get this same automation to work but when you make changes to the child issue time the audit logs show "NO ACTIONS PERFORMED"
It is the same automation as what is above.
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