Hey everyone,
first of all: The Action Items feature is great :) Using "[] XX" create a quick and easy to use checklist inside of my tickets descriptions :)
PS: Referring to "Introducing Action Items"
I wanted to make use of this new feature in my automation rules, as I used tables beforehand and checklist are giving a better overview to the description of my tickets :)
So for my testing I tried (just focus on the [] or "/" part):
For "{{sprint.name}}" content needs to be maintained for the following tickets: ||Ticket||Description||
{{#lookupIssues}} |{{url}}||
{{/}}
[] DE
[] AT
/ DE
/ AT
Unfortunately the format doesn't seem to be applied correctly via the automation rule:
Expected:
So my question is as simple as: Is there any way to use the new jira action items in automation rules, so that their format is applied as a checklist item?
Thanks and BR
this has been discussed beneath your linked introduction.
I guess you will need to set these tasks via the advanced edit.
A sample structure can be found in this comment
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No problem, you're welcome!
Please accept the answer, if your question has been resolved. :)
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Hello @Konstantin Siegert
As per the documentation, the Action Items feature is available on for the Description and Comment fields.
I think it will not work for these fields in an Automation Rule because in an Automation rule you are inserting plain text while through the UI you are working with a wiki markup interpreter.
You can use wiki markup code in the Automation Rule, but there does not appear to be any code to indicate a checkbox.
https://jira.atlassian.com/secure/WikiRendererHelpAction.jspa?section=all
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