How do I automatically assign a user to an existing subtask?
By default, your sub tasks will be assigned to the component lead. If one of your sub tasks should go to a different user, you can hard code this change in the post function.
NOTE: This solution utilizes script runner add-on to hard code the assignee to the sub task.
Hope this helps or at least gets you past 1 hurdle!
- Jonathan
on Step 6, I cannot see "Post Functions" when I click the first transition (create), or in fact any transitions, and actually I cannot see anything popping up when hoving over or right-clicking on them. It could be any permissions constraints?
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@Carlo Anapoli
I updated the response above.
My setup is to generate a sub task based on selection of a component. The sub task will then auto assign to whoever we hard code in step 12.
It is messy but it works.
- Jonathan
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The new answer now is utilize Jira Automation.
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Hi, I would like to do the same automatic assignment but I can't find the "Additional issue action" field on the "Post function" list.
Can you give me any suggestions?
Thanks
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