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Hi all,
I have found other questions related to this, but none of the answers seem to solve the issue.
If someone changes the start and/or due date of a task in one project, I want a global automation rule to automatically update any issues that are duplicates / duplicated by that task in another project.
Here is my rule:
The audit log shows that the rule is executing without any issues, the comment that is added by the same rule does show up when the rule is executed, only the dates do not actually change.
I am admin in both projects so I assume permissions should not be an issue.
Does anyone know why this is not working?
Best,
Merijn
Hello @Merijn
The secret for this not working lies in the part where the dates are being edited. Please set it up to be copied from the Trigger Issue and not the Current Issue for it to work.
I have tested the same and the screenshot is shared below.
Kindly accept the answer if this helps.
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Hi @Merijn
do you mind sharing what's set inside your THEN rule to edit the dates?
If the issue is commented but only dates aren't changed maybe the problem is there...
Thanks, Nikki
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