Using Jira v8.4.0 and trying to set story level remaining estimate to zero when its closed and its not working
Used Edit issue and JSON
{
"fields": {
"timetracking": {
"remainingEstimate": "0",
"originalEstimate": "{{timetracking.originalEstimate}}"
}
}
}
But it errors as below as extracted from audit log. I added a comment fld at the end just to see if its getting values for originalEstimate and remainingEstimate and it does as I can see the values in the comment field
No fields or field values to edit for issues (could be due to some field values not existing in a given project):NIP-15474Unknown fields set during edit, they may be unavailable for the project/type. Check your custom field configuration. Fields ignored -Time Tracking (timetracking)
Comment added to issue{{timetracking.originalEstimate}} {{timetracking.remainingEstimate}}
Also tried using system field "Remaining estimate" and it didnt work either.
I tried solving myself.
Looks like Jira automation cannot edit fields once the trigger is on an issue being closed as it perhaps doesnt find the object/fld anymore. So I had to add addl. action to transition the issue back to "Re-opened" status and edit the remaining estimate fld and then transition back to "Copy from trigger issue" status which is either closed/done in my case.
Also I leveraged edit issue fld "Remaining estimate" and didnt need to use smart value/JSON
@Sreerampavankumar Govindarajula did you end up setting up the JA specific for transitioning to Close, or is it a job that works on any transition? I have the same exact problem trying to update a field, because our Closed status has jira.issue.editable property set, and we don't want to remove it. (and thus, by the time the trigger fires, the issue is closed, and uneditable).
I would prefer to find a way to temporarily change that property to do the editing, but I think your solution is better for containment to just editing that issue.
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