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Without using any add-ons or custom coding, is there a way through "Project Automation" that we can clone an epic that has 20 stories in it to a new epic with the same 20 stories cloned?
I am able to clone the epic and it creates a new epic, but the stories get cloned in the original epic not the new epic.
Currently, we have to instead create an epic with sub-tasks, clone the epic with the sub-tasks and then use the move function to move the sub-tasks to stories. This should be an obvious feature for agile development software.
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I have added a the field Epic Link with the value {{createdIssue.key}}
You can see in the image I have attached.
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Why don't you try to use a csv file?
You create your epic with your tasks and do an import. It will create it the way you want.
Best,
Fadoua
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