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Set DueDate based on FixVersion

Tanya Fraser
May 9, 2023

I have an automation designed to set the due date automatically based on FixVersion but I can't get it working for me. 

The automation says:
When the Value changes for Fix Version

Edit issue fields Due date, {{issue.fixversion.releaseDate.format("d/MMM/yy")}}

 

The automation says that it is successful and the Associated items field value says it is changed. 

But when I go to the issue, the due date field is empty 

 

The date field I have (d/MMM/yy) is the date field in the system. Is it possible my Release date format and my due date format are different? 
Any help gratefully accepted!

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Tarun Sapra
Community Champion
June 19, 2018

Hello @Giridhar Naik

If you are talking about "Issue links" then you can link your tickets in CSV with existing JIra issues. Please see this documentation

https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/how-to-import-issue-links-from-a-csv-file-740262715.html

The process for importing Issue Link through CSV is similar to importing of Sub-tasks, as described in Importing Data from CSV: one column must be mapped as Issue ID and the other as the desired link type (e.g. "Link 'relates to'"). The 'Link' column needs to have a value corresponding to the other issue 'Issue Id' value, or it needs to be an issue key of already existing issue within the JIRA instance to which the data is being imported. For example:

Giridhar Naik
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June 19, 2018

Hello Tarun,

Thanks for your reply.

Yes I m looking for "Issue links".

I wanted a Parent-> Sub-Task link only (But not an actual Sub-task) which i am not getting with this example.

 

I tried "Parent ID" and 'Links "Parent"'. I need some thing like 'Link "Sub-task' which is not available.

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