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Hi,
I'm trying to create an automation to sum up the story points within an epic and add that value to an epic story point field.
I've seen online videos but they don't seem to work for next gen scrum projects.
Any help is much appreciated.
Hi @steve.hough
What have you tried thus far? If you have an automation rule you are trying, would you please post an image of it?
For this use case, the two key differences between company-managed and team-managed (formerly called nextgen) projects are:
By accounting for those changes the prior example rules may work for you.
Kind regards,
Bill
Hi @steve.hough
I wanted to share a similar post that we followed to create the same automation rule: Sum up Story points to epic
We did modify the rules for Team-managed Project (Next-Gen project) which has some differences as Bill mentioned above.
1. We replaced the "Epic Link" with "Parent" in the issue search query
2. And substitute "Story Points" with the "Story point estimate" field, which my teammate figured out as below:
This is the final set-up:
And it should work! Let me know if you need help with anything :)
Out of interest, may I ask what's your intention behind story points sum up on Epic?
We are the maker of an app called Hierarchy for Jira which automatically roll up estimates to parent issues for you (among other cool features like custom hierarchy, tree view...). We're always eager to learn more about Jira user needs and how we can help as a Marketplace Vendor.
Cheers,
Linh from Adaptavist
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