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Let's say we have this structure:
Feature -> Story
Assume that
1. Components are set in Features.
2. Link is created from Story to Feature
Here is the requirement, once a Story is linked to a feature(no matter during creation or modified after), the corresponding component value of the feature should be copied to stories.
I tried couple implementations in automation but still nothing works. (e.g. screenshot is for story creation)
For the smart value for edit issue, I have tried couple, but none of them work:
{{issue.issuelinks.outwardIssue.components}}
{{issue.issuelinks.inwardIssue.components}}
{{issue.issuelinks.first.outwardIssue.components}}
Anyone can suggest on this?
Hi @Javen Li
If you would look at it from the moment the issues are linked.
Would the following rule might give you a start to the solution:
You might need to add a condition after the branch to verify the trigger issue is a feature or even before the branche
Thanks a lot Marc.
However, I'm not sure if trigger issue works in this scenario. I have made couple rules with trigger issue and they work fine. But per my understanding:
In the context where user modified the link issue of a story, the trigger issue should be the story itself.
So if using trigger issue in the rule in the scenario, actually it is equalivent to use {{issue}} and make no difference about the question.
Not sure if my understanding is correct.
As I mentioned, I have made couple rules involving trigger issue as well. However that's the different scenario. e.g. When component is changed in feature, I want all the changes back to stories.
In that case, the trigger issue is the feature itself, and I can make a brached rule, using {{triggerissue.property}} to refer the value and set the value to linked issues.
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So is there a simple smart value that I can use to fetch some information from its linked issue(e.g. description from the linked issue)?
We can even restrict the scope of the question:
1. there will be only 1 linked issue.
2. always the issue is linked from the child(in this case, story) to the parent(in this case, feature). No other direction.
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