Global Automation

[Eric Roetenberg]

Hi,

I want to have a story automatically modified if:
a parent Epic contains a label with value << MANAGEMENT>>
Then this label with the value << management>>
copied to the underlying issue User story

The Epic can be in another project so it must be a Global Automation.

Who can help me with the correct rule.

Greetings Eric

[Trudy Claspill]

Hello @Eric Roetenberg 

Have you tried creating this rule? Please show us what you have so far.

What events should trigger this rule?

1. If the Labels field in the Epic is changed?

2. If a story is added to the Epic?

3. If a story is moved from one Epic to another?

4. If the parent Epic Labels field is modified to remove that value, should the child story also be modified to remove the value?

[Eric Roetenberg]

Hi Trudy

It is intended that this automation rule will run every night for a particular project

Grtz. Eric

[Trudy Claspill]

Have you tried creating this rule? Please show us what you have so far.

You could do this with this sort of rule

Trigger: Scheduled

-- with JQL to select the Epics yyou want to apply this too
i.e. 
issuetype=Epic and Labels in ("<your Label value>")

For Each Branch: Related issues/Children

Action: Edit Issue
-- Field: Labels
-- Add Labels 
---- your Label value

[Eric Roetenberg]

Hi Trudy 

this its what i have now

[Trudy Claspill]

And is that rule working for you? Or do you have additional questions?

[Eric Roetenberg]

nee hij werkt nog niet 

[Trudy Claspill]

Op welke manier werkt het niet?

Welke informatie staat er in het auditlogboek over de uitvoering van de regel?

Het auditlogboek laat u zien wanneer de regel is uitgevoerd en welke problemen door de JQL in de trigger zijn geselecteerd. Het toont u de problemen waarbij acties zijn uitgevoerd.

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In what manner is it not working?

What information is in the Audit Log for the rule execution?

The Audit Log will show you when the rule executed, and what issues were selected by the JQL in the trigger. It will show you the issues where actions were executed.

no, it doesn't work yet