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I would like to create Epic issue with predefined children task issues automatically.
When Created Issue = Epic
Than Create Issues as children to the triggered issue:
Task1
Task2
Task3
Thank you for your help.
I have the same problem. This automation does not contain a rule to place the issue as a child issue of an Epic in my Next Gen roadmap. The automated tasks just appear in the backlog.
Hi Jakub,
here is an example of an automation I created for the same. i create multiple tasks and sub-tasks as well.
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Thank you very much. But this example creates a task which doesn't belong to the epic I have just created.
I would like to have task as a child to the epic.
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I have the same request, to create an epic and automatically create child issues
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I do have the same problem. I was able to create issues when an epic was created but wasn't able to connect them to the newly created epic. Or any suggestion from your side @Jack ?
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FinalIy I was able to solve this problem doing the following:
The outcome looks like this:
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Can someone advise what is the "Trigger Issue" in the Epic Link..
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So I have a slightly different issue with this. I need to create an Epic and then create stories attached to the epic. But instead of the trigger being to create an issue, we need to have the trigger be a schedule. They are quarterly tasks that have to be done.
Any thoughts on this?
This last run, it created the Epic needed on the scheduled day/time. And it created the tasks needed. However, it didn't link the tasks to the created Epic.
Anyone know what I'm missing?
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I have done something similar that I suspect might be the answer for you. I created an epic and an epic task on a manual trigger.
You can see I am creating an epic in one project and adding a task to the epic from a different project. I also send an email to the initiator to remind them to update the epic and child ticket. Hoping "Current Issue" resolves your problem in combination with the branch.
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I have an Epic created on a schedule and then use the branch - "Most Recently Created New Issue" to create Tasks within it, using the "Epic Link" and Trigger Issue.
However, what I can't do is then create sub-tasks under some of those Tasks.
Creating sub-tasks off the current or trigger all come under the Epic directly, rather than the most recent Task.
I can't nest another branch within that branch either, and trying it from the root just links back to the original Epic.
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