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Functions in JIRA automation Rule to update custom fields

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Hi There,

 

I have created certain custom fields and trying to update this field as part of workflow rules. The nextgen project has only 2 options - update field and assign issue to someone.

 

I am more interested in assign issue option. But, instead of static values, I want to make use of the functions like currentuser(); parent(), now() etc., based on certain rules. Is this possible? Moreover, I don't find option in nextgen project to backtrack the story to its parent. Hence, need all these workarounds. Please let me know.

 

Thanks.

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Alex Koxaras _Relational_
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May 23, 2023

Hi @Aravind Kakarla 

Team managed projects (former next-gen) are quite limited in functionalities from Company managed projects (former classic). However, and at the time I write this, TMP has come a long way since 2019 and it's worth checking their new rules (conditions/validations/post functions).

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