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I want to change the status of an Epic when the status of one or all of its linked issues changes. The linked issues maybe on other projects and they can be tasks, incidents, bugs or sub-tasks.
The Epics I want to automate are on "Operation" project. I don't want this rule to execute on "APP" o "Web Crawling" projects.
(1) An Epic must be on "To do" that has linked issues from the same project and also from other projects, that are also on the backlog in the "To Do" status. As soon as one of his linked issues transitions from the backlog to an "in progress" state, I'd like to update the status of the Epic to "in progress" status as well.
(2) The Epic would then stay in a status of "in progress" until its last linked issue move to the state of "done", then the Epic will move into state of "done".
I have several Epics so it is ideal to automate so we never have to actually change the statuses of our Epics.
Thanks for the help.
This is my current workflow but it is not working
Hello,
i have a similar problem, could you please post your complte rule configuration?
Thank you!
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Hey there Sebastian,
In Jira, Epic links aren't "normal" issue links so that's why your "linked issue match" doesn't match anything.
You'll need to use the "JQL issues" drop down and enter:
"Epic Link" = {{issue.key}}
as the "Related issues JQL", before entering the appropriate statuses. (see image below)
Hope that helps!
Cheers,
Mark C
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Hi Mike @Sebastian , I'm having exactly the same problem . but couldn't figure out the solution you proposed .should I first install a plugin ? can you please help me as well ?
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Hi @NEGAR JALALIAN sure happy to help.
You should install Automation for Jira plug-in first. {from code barell}.
Then I can help you configuring an automation rule is very graphic, easy and user-no programmer-friendly.
Sebastian
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@Sebastián Delmastro I have now installed the plugin . will you please help me ?
all I need to do , I want to map status of Epic with the status of tasks and stories which are linked to the mentioned Epic .
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HI All,
my requirement is to match child issue status with "Epic status " is it possible? If Yes , Please share the rule.
My criteria is to create
epic statuses to be updated automatically reflecting the status of its children issues, so there will be no need for manual updates of issues that appear as cards on the boards.
Acceptance Criteria
1 When the first task is moved from (Backlog ot open ) to ( In review, in progress, test) or ( Closed with resolution Done)
then the epic moves to inprogress
And "EPIC status move to inprogress.
I tried my best to achieve this rule by using related issue condition and issue condition .JQL . but I am not able to success this rule.
Please help me to get it solved.
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