Hello everyone,
I have created an automation to add all data in idea summary to development Epic description. Now I'm searching for a way to update discovery Idea summary when I edit development Epic description if they are linked, using automation or any other way, is there a way to do so.
thank you
Yes, I am pretty sure it's possible with Automation.
You can use the link type "implements" used by JPD (or "is idea for" or any other in fact) to make a branch and then copy any field changed form the child delivery ticket to the linked idea.
Here is a quick example :
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so another question, I tried this and the trigger was done, I can see that the trigger was done as:
but then no value was copied to idea, so is the last step needs changes
and thanks in advance
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Are you sure of the link type between issues ?
If it's not matching the condition, it's probably because Automation didn't go through the branch.
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what I can see is that link is "implements"
but the point I donno why is that it couldn't see the relation,
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Ok got it -> on rule details, you need to select both projects where issues are part of.
You can see below that I have the "Multiple projects" indication in the list because I've chosen both JPD and JSW projects.
And my rule works like a charm :)
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Thats Great, works now, thank you so much for help :) :) :)
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I've tried to copy this as its a great idea
I've made sure it's set to "multiple projects" but I'm still getting the no action performed. Is there anything I'm missing?
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Okay, I've resolved my issue, however, it now means I need a linked issue as well as the same ticket needing to be a delivery ticket. Is there another way I can copy the description without having two links?
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Hi @[deleted]
Sorry if my screenshot is unclear but on choosing link types between issues, in fact it is one "or" an other.
You don't need two links but only one of them. Just check which type is set when you create a delivery ticket from a JPD idea.
I think it's "implements" but wasn't sure when I replied to Mohamed, that's why I chose also "is idea for"
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Hi Jean, thanks for replying to me.
I'm still getting my head around some of the finer points of jira. On the jira ticket, it has "implements", but the is no visible link related to a delivery ticket on a JPD that I can see.
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Hi Graham,
Yes, the link type is only visible on JSW. But my Automation rule works also mainly on the JSW project.
On JPD, I can only see JSW epics into the Delivery tab on an idea but it's not a blocker for the rule.
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