When the Sub-task is moved to 'In Progress' I would like the Story to then transition to 'In Progress' (easy, already done) AND also update the Epic into 'In Progress'.
Can I create a rule to do this using Jira Automation?
Hi @Dan H
You can create rule similar to following:
Make sure to check "Allow rule trigger" in Rule details to allow rule created by you (the one that transition story) to trigger this one.:
Best,
Piotr
Thank you! I've created two separate Rules with the second (Story) rule having the 'Allow rule trigger' ticked and this works a charm.
Although it does cause the second Rule to trigger twice (caused by the the Epic transitioning as the final step), no actions are performed here and so everything functions correctly :)
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Hello there,
none of the above worked for me, so I had to figure out the way to make it work.
Please see the algorithm below.
Thanks
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You need to configure rule for parent and epic issue type in the same rule
So when subtask move to in progress status then its parent (Story) and parents Parent (Epic) issue move to in progress status. see the screenshot.
I have configure this and its working fine.
Please Accept the answer if it helps
Thanks,
Sachin
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Hi @Sachin Dhamale, this is awesome however, apparently when I entered
issueLink = {{triggerIssue.parent}} and issuetype = Epic, this does not work.
Could the issueLink still be broken? based on https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-25640
Would you be able to advise on any other alternative ways?
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Still not resolved?
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Yeah, I deemed this to be unresolved as I followed the steps provided and enabled the automation while also testing the flow. It is still not working on Jira cloud...
Not sure if anyone can help us on this? or @Sachin Dhamale @Piotr Zadrożny _Eyzee_ would you be able to guide us if there's another work around? Thank you in advance :)
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Hello everyone,
I've tried lots of ways to solve this problem and I ended up with this automation. I believe this works well.
Thanks,
Can
PS: You have to check "allow rule trigger" to work with this automation properly.
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Thank you @Mustafa Can ÖGEL
Brilliant solution, it worked for me :) I tweaked For Epic (parent) instead of And Some: Sub-tasks match TO And: Stories (or other issues in this Epic).
Thank you
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@Mustafa Can ÖGEL i have tried your aproach and when i move the sub-task or task to in progress, the epic is moving to in progress but the parent story of the task is still in To Do. What could be the issue. attaching the Automation below.
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