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?
Hi @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- thanks for the information. But I am unable to find the configuration for Authorization logs.
One more question - where will the audit logs from Jira and Confluence will be stored in servers?
They'll get placed in the log directory. <application home>/logs/
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Start with a look through https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/working-with-confluence-logs-108364721.html to see how Confluence logs stuff in general, and for the technical detail, https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/configuring-logging-181535215.html
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