Trying to solve a Jira Automation without the use of smart value variables
Aim is to create a new Epic with multiple child issues (Tasks) within an existing parent issue (Initiative)
Issue hierarchy (links)
- Initiative
- Epic (parent link)
- Task / Story / Bug / ... (Epic link)
- Sub-Task
Rule Trigger: Issuetype = Initiative + Status transition to "Agree"
Then: Create new Epic + Parent link = Trigger issue
And: Create new Task + Epic link = <copy from issue / parent / epic / trigger>
And: Create new Task + Epic link = <copy from issue / parent / epic / trigger>
And: Create new Task + Epic link = <copy from issue / parent / epic / trigger>
Is this a question of how you are going to achieve this, or the initiation of discussion about this subject? Are you stuck somewhere?
and why "without the use of smart variables"? What is the point of trying to do something without them if they're useful for the the task you're trying to do?
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Thanks @Alex Koxaras @Nic Brough
Yep - stuck as unable to create simple automation that creates the Tasks with the Epic Link of the new Epic included in the same automation rule - I can solve this in separate automation rules post Epic creation but was hoping for simple out of the box template I could apply to this use-case.
Wanted to avoid smart variables at this stage as the automation rules will likely evolve as we mature so need simplest way to maintain them for this interim period...
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@James Morris try the following:
And/or add a "Re-fetch issue data" before branching it. All the above could do the trick.
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Thanks @Alex Koxaras
I went with a simper solution to generate Task creation within a separate rule triggered by the creation of the Epic
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In case anyone else finds this, in the Jira Automation create issue. Add the Epic Link field, and use this smart issue {{triggerissue.key}}
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