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Hi,
Need inputs on the below use case,
JIRA workflow - When the development is completed for a bug and assigned to QA for testing, We have an automation rule to create tasks by cloning the original ticket to port the code fixes to all the supported releases ( 3 releases )
I am cloning the original issue with the automation rule to create sub-tasks , Need input on assigning fix version for the sub-tasks
Porting sub-tasks are created for atleast 3 releases ( Summer, Winter and Spring )
If the original fix is done in Spring20 release then porting ticket will be created for Summer20,Winter20 and Spring 21 releases
Requirement :
If the original ticket's fix version is SP20.01.15 ( Spring 20 , 15th Jan ) then the cloned tickets fix version should be the next version in the appropriate release
Summer 20 Task - SU20.01.29 ( Summer20 , 29th Jan )
Winter 20 Task - WI20.01.29 ( Winter 20, 29th Jan )
Sample Fix Versions,
Summer - SU20.01.15, SU20.01.29, SU20.02.12, etc.,
Winter - WI20.01.15,WI20.01.29,WI20.02.12 ,etc.,
All these fix versions are available in the "Versions" dropdown
What are the ways of solving this use case ? Do we have an option to write some code logic to extract the fix version , manipulate and assign it as part of the clone issue ( above screenshot ) work flow ?
Any help/pointer is appreciated
Thanks !!
For code logic, you can take a look at the Automation Conditions - you can use Advanced compare condition and an IF-ELSE loop.
For assigning the Fix Version, this might be tricky. It looks like there are smart values for Fix Version; Smart values - lists - you will need to iterate over the list and choose the value that you want for each IF-ELSE condition.
I hope this helps.
Thanks,
Moga
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