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hi
From what i can see on the community boards, there are ways of doing this but all seem to require 3rd party add-ons. Is there no other way of setting a simple +2days to the due date on a new ticket?
cheers
Ηι @Simon
You can do that via jira automation. Simply add a rule and:
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how it is possible to change number days for original estimate value?
I found a few options:
{{now.plusBusinessDays({{#=}}{{issue.fields.timeoriginalestimate.value}} / (60 * 60 * 8){{/}})}}
or
create variable OrginalEstimateDays {{#=}}{{issue.fields.timeoriginalestimate}} / (8){{/}}
Add action -> {{now.plusBusinessDays(OriginalEstimateDays.asNumber).jiraDate}}
both do not give any results. Due date is empty :(
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I have an automation that creates two tasks when a story has been created. I need the two tasks to have the trigger story Due date applied to them. Any ideas?
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