For standard Jira, I don't believe there's anything that will do it for you.
We have a number of issues that we create and take into each sprint. I use the REST API with some C# code, so at the push of a button it creates an issue with 5 sub-tasks, with all the details in them including estimated hours.
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I would be very interested in this as well. We have the same issue here.
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There is a description of connecting to the REST API in this link. The user must have Create rights in Jira.
Then I pass in a POST request with the following JSON
{"fields": {"project": {"key": "XXXX" },"summary": "Regular Portal Release 15 Nov 2017", "description": "+This is the regular and main live release ticket for each sprint.+ nnThe release process is documented in Confluence", "issuetype": { "name": "Task" }, "customfield_11100": { "value": "Non Project" }, "customfield_11101": { "value": "Portal Release" }, "customfield_12701": " ", "timetracking": { "originalEstimate": "4h" } }}
You will obviously need to understand C#, JSON and the REST API to work with this.
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