When attempting to create a subtask, the user is getting the "we couldn't create the subtask Error Server Response: 500.
I logged in as the user and get the same thing. When I try, I also get the same thing. If i try and make a subtask on a different ticket, it works. Any ideas what is going on here?
I have not seen this in this exact situation, however I have a couple idea's.
1. Could be another AWS problem, and it should be resolved in a couple hours to tomorrow. However currently Atlassian Status is all green as of this moment.
2. Try on another project, then try using a different subtask type. It could be a corrupted workflow or automation causing the errors.
3. Go home early, enjoy your day and try again tomorrow.
Nothing worked! I even cloned it and it still didn't work. So, I made a new ticket, and deleted the old one. Must have been a bug of some sort. Thanks all!
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Is Sub-task a valid Issue Type for this project?
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If you have correct definition in issuetype schema, maybe you have temporary connectivity issues (network micro-cuts).
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I agreed with other community leaders suggestions.
Again, if your have subtask issue type configured properly for your Jira/JSM project, then it could just be a temporary network issues took place and should be resolved shortly by Atlassian.
However, if the issue continues, then you should contact Atlassian Support (https://support.atlassian.com) for further assistance, so they can access the backend system logs to determine the root cause (not temporary outage) to assist you.
Hope this helps
Best, Joseph Chung Yin
Jira/JSM Functional Lead, Global Technology Applications Team
Viasat Inc.
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