We wanted to create a new Jira project and see what flexibility we have on what we can automate.. for example
I wanted to see if we could do a request type where we auto-generate certain sub-tasks with respective assignee's.
Please help me on this? JIRA v6.2
I'd use an add-on to provide a "create sub-task on transition" function. They're post-functions, blocks of code that run after a transition has been chosen. There's quite a few add-ons that provide those functions, ranging from simple ones that just create the basics, through to scripting add-ons which allow you to write whatever code you want in there (so you can do clever things like read what the user has entered and create one sub-task for each component they've selected, or create a batch of them with different pre-determined assignees, and so-on)
Hi Nic, Is there another way to complete this task without using add-on?
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There's no built-in post-functions to do it, but some of the add-ons that provide one are free.
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Hi Nic,
Could you please let me know that Add-on names. So that i will check it in Test Environment once everything is good then i will do it in production environment.
Thanks in Advance!
Regards,
Prasad Eda
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Hi Nic,
As requested please let me know some Add-on names so that first i will check it in Test Environment.
Regards,Prasad Eda
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I'd usually do it with the Script Runner. There are others in the marketplace - a search for "create subtask" should find them.
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