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How can I set up the order to run the rules in Jira Automation?

Hello,

I have 3 rules with the same conditions to create tasks for created new epic (trigger).

There is a need to have those tasks in a particular order to make it more readable in the epic.

How can I set the sequence to run the 1st part then 2nd part and 3rd part?

I cannot combine tasks because there is a limitation in Jira on the quantity of actions/tasks in one rule. 

Right now I get a mess of tasks from three rules. It is very difficult to see what should follow what.

 

Or is there a way to move tasks inside the epic to correct the order.

I understand that it is possible in a backlog view, but there is a need to have the right order in the epic itself.

 

Thanks,

Natalia

 

 

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John Funk
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Dec 01, 2020

Hi Natalia,

There is not current a concept of delaying executions of rules in Automation For Jira. You should possibly set it up where one rule files and at the end of the rule it sets a value in a custom field. Then rule number 2 will look for the value of the custom field getting changed and then fire. Then do the same with rules 2 and 3. 

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@Natalia Golikova did this work for you? can you please share screen shots of if you were able to make this work?

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