Hi guys,
I would like to set an automation rule for my Jira project. When a story is given a fix version I would like to automatically clone that story into a subtask to a standard story (not the parent or the trigger story).
Background: when we release a couple of story's, the story is tested by functional management and therefore actually ends up in a new workflow (story agreed, or adjusted again by dev).
Hello @Yentl
Welcome to Community!
If I understand well, when a fix version is associated with a story, you want to copy that story and transform it into a subtask of another existing story?
Hi Thibaut,
That's correct!
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I don't think you can directly transform a story to a subtask of another story but maybe you can make it in two steps:
- First you clone your story as a subtask of the same issue when the fix version is filled/updated
- Then you move this subtask to the new story (you just have to find a trigger to identify this subtask, by adding a specific filled for instance). You can probably do it via API REST (https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWCLOUD-22718)
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Hi @Yentl
I also want to welcome you to the community!
If you are willing to use third-party apps our Deep Clone for Jira app can help you to create this automation. Deep Clone can clone a source issue as a subtask for another issue.
To achieve that with a Jira Automation you can use looping transition and a Post Function Clone as described in our documentation.
Edit: I just noticed your Server tag. Unfortunately, Deep Clone isn't available for Jira Server.
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