Two Requirement implement by single automation.

[Lavanya MC]

1.When Epic is moved to Development, an development issue should get created automatically and gets assigned to whoever moved the issue to development.

2.When Epic is moved to Deployment, an Testing issue should get created automatically and gets assigned to whoever moved the issue to development.

[Jack Brickey]

Hi @Lavanya MC , I would get rid of your branches and use an if/else. If status = development then create development issue and set epic link to trigger issue, else if status = deployment then ...

[Lavanya MC]

Hii @Jack Brickey thanks for your response , Yes I agree with you but what is the problem using branches instead of if/else , I am fresher in Jira can you please suggest me which one is better .

[Jack Brickey]

The branches are not needed here. Branches are used to action on related issues. In your case you are showing may creating new issues. An often used example of using a branch is if you create a new issue and then add subtasks to that newly created issue...

trigger - issue transitioned

condition - xxxxx

action - create issue

branch - for most recently created issue

action - add sub-tasks

[Lavanya MC]

Yes I understood , Thanks for your time @Jack Brickey