Smart value of Epic Name / Epic Summary not working

David Choi January 13, 2021

I'm trying to retrieve the epic name or epic summary from a task of an epic.

I tried both and they do not give the name of the epic back in the automation.

 

  • Epic Link's Summary: {{issue.epic.summary}}
  • Epic Link's Epic Name: {{issue.epic.epic name}}

 

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January 13, 2021

Hi 

If this is from the child of an Epic, you need to utilize "issue.epic." - eg:

  • Epic Link's Summary: {{issue.epic.Summary}}
  • Epic Link's Epic Name: {{issue.epic.Epic name}}
  • Epic Link's Labels: {{issue.epic.Labels}}

Edited by Atlassian:

The smart values are case-sensitive, so we edit the values above and they should work as expected.

David Choi January 13, 2021

Hi,

thank you for your reply.

Yes I tried all the smart values you mentioned, but they all do not work.

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David Choi April 8, 2021

Hi,

unfortunately this issue is still open and I cant get the summary of the epic itself.

Thanks!

Martin Öhlinger June 10, 2021

Hi,

I encountered the same issue and found a solution for it.

For some reason the smart value for Epics seems to be case sensitive

This worked for me:

  • {{issue.epic.Summary}}
  • {{issue.epic.Epic Name}}
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Tamer Solieman June 27, 2021

I used {{issue.epic.summary}}, and it works fine with me.

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Tomas Orlik January 18, 2023

Hello,

I used 

  • {{triggerIssue.epic.summary}}
  • {{triggerIssue.epic.Epic Name}}

instead of {{issue.epic.summary}} {{issue.epic.Epic Name}}, because you may be working in a different environment. 

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