Hi All,
I am trying to copy a numerical value from the story over to the sub-task issue and have that convert to hours.
If the story's LOE field is updated -> copy that number to the subtask in hours over to the Original estimate field.
Here is my rule, but I am only getting errors and no results whatsoever:
Hi @Sam
The smart value in your edit is incorrect. If you want the field from your custom field, use only the trigger issue prefix:
{{triggerIssue.yourfield}}
Next, the remaining syntax of your field edit is puzzling. What are the name and type of the field in your Story? The syntax you show looks more like a cascading field rather than a numeric field.
If it is just a number, there is no need for the sum as it is just a number.
Kind regards,
Bill
This seems to work, but it defaults my time entered on the original estimate to min. How can I convert this to hours?
So far I have tried this, but no luck:
{{#=}}{{triggerIssue.LOE.divide(60)}}
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What are the units of measure of your source, custom field: seconds, minutes, etc.
My understanding is the built-in, time tracking values, available to rules, are in seconds. When you divided by 60 that gives a value in minutes.
And so you could divide by 3600 instead or add a units of measure of h (for hours) at the end of setting the field.
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Hi, it defaults to minutes. I have tried the below, but still get no results. I would like to get the LOE which is a number convert to hours. Please let me know where I am wrong:
{{#=}}{{triggerIssue.LOE.divide(3600)}}
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You may either:
Add an h at the end to set as hours, or
Enter the number in the original estimate as seconds and it will convert correctly.
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