Myself Salesforce developer, want to create integration between Salesforce & JIRA...As of now doing POC on this (I already did 1 POC by using 3rd party -Service Rocket connectors,but our management dont' want since the connectors are paid), our company using JIRA server version..So how can I proceed with this since i know only salesforce part and dont have any idea how to start development with JIRA ? even i don't know whether jira is customizable ?, what language its built on?,where to type code?...I didn't find any proper document for this.. mobile: +91 9080487629
Hi Sven,
you actually don't need Groovy for that. You need to use the Transition Parent issue post-function in conjunction with the Subtask blocking Condition:
Hope this helps,
David
Hello
i want to move the parent issue when all subtasks are moved on transition.
so from To do to Reviewd, From reviewed to implemented, and so on.
Can you please write it down for me how to paste it in condition field?
{{Issuetype == sub-task | Status == Reviewed }} but how do i say ALL SUBTASKS???
Thanks
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hi Sven
you can use post function (Transition Parent Issue Post-function) JMWE
select transition name/id
and tick on Conditional execution
def type = issue.getIssueType().getName();
def status = issue.status.name;
if(type == "Sub-task" && status == "Done"){
return true
}
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Hello, I can't find --Transition Parent issue post-function in my JIRA software.
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Hi Mariami,
You need Jira Misc Workflow Extensions add-on in your instance to see the post-function in the list of post-functions.
Regards,
Radhika
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Hi Mariami,
Since you are on the Cloud, you might want to look into "Automation rules" to configure this. Else, you will need a third-party app like JMWE, Scriptrunner, etc (check Marketplace for other apps) to implement this use case.
Regards,
Radhika
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It's a great news but I'm looking for in Automation rules for Jira Cloud and I didn't find the right way to solved this issue.
For now, I cannot get all subtasks and set the status change of my user story when the last subtask has moved. :(
Do you have an advice ?
Regards,
Nicolas
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