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Hi all. I'm creating an automation that should create a new sub-task every time a checkbox is ticked in a field.
I have a checkbox field called "languages" with ~29 different languages. I want the automation to create a new sub-task for each language ticked, with that languages name as the summary.
Example: Spanish, English and French are ticked, we get three sub-tasks
Task 1: "Spanish"
Task 2: "English"
Task 3: "French"
Hi @jose.chaves and welcome to the community,
You can create a rule the one below:
On the advanced branching place the following:
And during the issue creation, place the following:
You can delete the audit logs, since I placed them for testing purposes.
Let me know if you succeeded!
Hi Alex, this indeed worked, thank you so much!
One followup question.
The automation currently takes all the checked values and create the subtasks. If I were to uncheck any value or check a new one after the fact, it will create a new sub-task for all checked values at that moment, including the previous ones, creating some duplicates.
Do you know of any way to have JIRA Automation just create one sub-task per checked value once and not duplicate if the ticket is updated?
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@jose.chaves before creating an issue you could:
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