I want to use Jira Automation to create as many child issues as the number of values selected in mul

[koutarou ishibashi]

I want to create multiple child issues corresponding to the values selected in the Custom Fields_A when executing a manual trigger using Jira Automation
I want to put the value selected in the Custom Fields_A in the Custom Fields_B of a child issue.

The number you choose for the Custom Fields_A is not constant each time.

Custom Fields_A is of type Select List (multiple choices).
The values are as follows.
Issue_1
Issue_2
Issue_3
Issue_4
...
..
.

The type of Custom Fields_B is Select List (single choice).
Value is the same as Custom Fields_A
Issue_1
Issue_2
Issue_3
Issue_4
...
..
.

Operation example 1
If you select the following for the Custom Fields_A value:
Issue_1
Issue_2
Issue_3
Issue_4

In that case, I want to create a child assignment with the following values.
One child issue whose value of the Custom Fields_B of Select List (single choice) is Issue_1
One child issue whose value of the Custom Fields_B of Select List (single choice) is Issue_2
One child issue whose value of the Custom Fields_B of Select List (single choice) is Issue_3
One child issue whose value of the Custom Fields_B of Select List (single choice) is Issue_4

Operation example 2
If you select the following for the Custom Fields_A value:
Issue_2
Issue_4

In that case, I want to create a child assignment with the following values.
One child issue whose value of the Custom Fields_B of Select List (single choice) is Issue_2
One child issue whose value of the Custom Fields_B of Select List (single choice) is Issue_4

 Is there a good way to achieve the above with Jira Automation?

[Alexey Matveev]

Hello,

Are you on Cloud or Server? if on Cloud, then I guess you created a next-gen project. This project type does not have the permissions menu option. And you can not change permissions.

[Alexey Matveev]

Do you mean that if you Select the Permissions option, then you can not see the current permission scheme?

[Riley Taylor]

I'm trying to make a Wallboard publicly visible. I would assume "open" on the next-gen project would solve this, but it doesn't. Docs all say (like the OP linked above) that permissions schemes can make a wallboard publicly visible.

[Alexey Matveev]

Sorry, I do not understand what you are trying to do. What is a Wallboard policy?

[Tony Newman]

I think, United Ticket uses Cloud version

[Steeve M.]

I had the same problem and it was because I setup a Next-gen project.
Thanks for the tip Alexey

[Tom Lister]

What are you seeing on your screen?

[Tony Newman]

Permissions, like in Server version. But in cloud - there is no such option. Or his project prefs. different from yours

[Divya Suseelan]

There is an option Permission under Project Settings.

[Tony Newman]

Hm, what kind of project settings do you use ?