In Jira automation, I've set a rule that if children (story/task/bug/subtask) are created under a parent, the 'component' value should be inherited from the parent. This is working fine. However, if I add a different component that is not the same as the parent to the story/task, an error occurs. How can I avoid that?
Hi @Anu Issac Can you share your working automation details as if you not want to take any action when parent component is different than what it is selected for child issues then it need to be added in the automation rule condition to skip it when component is not matching the parent, if you share the rule, that will help understand what and where it need an update.
@Anu Issac I created a below rule and it is working fine, not giving any error when other component is selected for child issues as automation rule keep the component added while creating the child issue and also copy the component from parent issue after the child issue created, so in this case child issues will have both the components one that copied from the parent and other that is selected while creating the child issue.
You must be a registered user to add a comment. If you've already registered, sign in. Otherwise, register and sign in.
Recommended Learning For You
Level up your skills with Atlassian learning
Learning Path
Become an effective Jira admin
Manage global settings and shared configurations called schemes to achieve goals more quickly.
Streamline Jira administration with effective governance
Improve how you administer and maintain Jira and minimize clutter for users and administrators.
Learning Path
Become an effective Jira software project admin
Set up software projects and configure tools and agile boards to meet your team's needs.
You must be a registered user to add a comment. If you've already registered, sign in. Otherwise, register and sign in.