Can't find "Target Start" and "Target End" in the automation section

Venky August 14, 2022

I am trying to copy date from 2 existing fields to "Target Start" and "Target End" dates. But I can't  find these two fields in the drop down "Choose Fields to Set" in the "Edit Section" of the Automation. 

I also see a message at the bottom of the drop down that if you can't find all the fields, use the "Advanced" section.  Where can I find it?

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Azfar Masut
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June 26, 2023

For a more advanced use case, for an example, copying the field from trigger issue to a linked issue, following can be utilized:

 

{
"fields": {
"customfield_11111": "{{triggerIssue.customfield_50048.jiraDate}}"
}
}

 customfield_11111 = Target End or Any portfolio date field

triggerIssue.customfield_50048.jiraDate = [source issue].[source field in soure issue].[generic date format]

 

reference: 

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Thuan_ Do Dang
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August 14, 2022

Hi @Venky ,

You can update your field like below

using advance field editing.png

To find your field id, open advance issue search with JQL, type your field name

find custom field id.png

cf[xxx] is your field id -> it means Target start = customfield_10022, Target end = customfield_10023.

Remeber that you have to format your date value to yyyy-MM-dd, your smart value should be issue.your_source_date_field.jqlDate (your_source_date_field like due, created, customfield_xxx,...) 

Hope this helps!

Salv October 14, 2022

Hi Guys,

Yes its an odd one I am having a similar issue with JIRA automation and  

additional fields.

 

Advanced Roadmaps Target End = cf11111 , Target Start  = cf11112

{
"fields":{
"customfield_11111":"{{2022-10-31}}" ,
"customfield_11112":"{{2022-10-01}}"
}
}

No luck populating on a create

Thanks

Azfar Masut
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June 26, 2023

@Salv 

This is the correct format:

"customfield_11111" : "2015-11-18"

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