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Hello!
I am setting up an automation to move (via cloning and deleting) a ticket from one project to another project based on specified triggers.
As part of this, I would like to copy the comments from the original ticket to the new clone. I've seen lots of articles on using smart values, but why doesn't the Set Field Value option on the Clone Action work?
I am able to copy the Description and Labels using this feature. However, the "Copy Comments from [Trigger OR Current Issue]" does not work for me. I receive an error, "
Hi @Samantha Hiner ,
there are a number of Community posts on copying comments from one issue to another. Here is one that should help you out. Let me know if it does not.
Add-automation-copy-cloned-story's-comment-into-story-it's-cloned-from
Also, this article explains the use of smartvalues for comments - jira-smart-values-issues-issue.comments
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Thanks, @Jack Brickey . I read that article. However, the root of my question is mores so: why do I have to add the branch or smart values (i.e., what appears to be a workaround) when there's a component within the Clone Action to copy comments?
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Hmmm, it is interesting that you see Comments as a field to set. I do not have this option. I will try to investigate further, but I'm scratching my head at the moment. I checked two different instances that I have access to but no options to copy the Comments field.
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By chance, you don't have a custom field labeled "Comments" do you. Just want to rule that out.
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@Jack BrickeyThanks for noodling on this. From what I can tell, it is not a custom field labeled as "Comments." Odd, right?
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Maybe a question for Atlassian support.
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