Hey,
I'm wondering how to check certain issues of a specific status within a same parent (epic) and if that is true move other issues of that parent (epic) to a specific status.
So my project setting is like this:
epic summary Munich | epic summary Boston | epic summary London | ... | the summarys can be different and random! |
task ANT | task ANT | task ANT | ... | the summarys of the task are the same per epic! |
task BNT | task BNT | task BNT | ... | |
task CNT | task CNT | task CNT | ... | |
... | ... | ... |
In short I have a set of 12 tasks per epic which have the same summary.
As an exmple I want to check if 2 tasks (ANT/BNT) are done and have the same parent. Then use the task (CNT) of that parent and transition it to in progress. I guess that I have to do it as a batch trigger.
Would be great if some can point me in the right direction :-)
Cheers
Thies
You could try using a Issue Transitioned trigger to "done", and then use Related Issues conditions to check if the parent Epic, and sibling Tasks, meet the conditions you need to perform the next steps.
I recommend trying to write your rule, testing it, and if you run into challenges, post images of the complete rule and audit log details to provide more context for the community to offer help.
Kind regards,
Bill
I have tried to build a rule but it doesn't work so far. I can see in the audit that the related and closed issues of the same epic are found. But i can't go further with my conditions to check if those issues have the specific summaries.
Additionally the trigger issue has also to be a matching ...
For a better understanding I show you the board:
The rule has to be go to the next step if all 4 issues are Done and have the save epic because the summaries of the tasks are the same in different epics. So in my rule I have to check the 4 summariesto identify the correct issues.
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This scenario is essentially a special case of these rules in the templates for projects:
If you are only concerned about the three Tasks ANT, BNT, and CNT with the same Epic parent, the rule could specifically check those with conditions. For example:
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