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I need to copy custom field from parent when subs move between them in one project.
I made automation rule change issue field value when issue moves?
i use automation rules, and choose trigger "when issue moves"
but when i move issues by more-> move or by bulk -> move
between story
the rule don`t recognized it.
Somehow JIRA can't "catch" change of the parent issue for sub-tasks.
any possibility to make listener in scriptrunner?
Hi @Виктория
Can I clarify the logic in this rule?
Ste
@Stephen Wright _Elabor8_
Sub-tasks are children of a Story
text custom field (include some short numbers of letters and numbers). every story has its own value. when subs move to different story it should copy value of its new story
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Hi @Виктория
Depends on which trigger you're using.
This worked for me:
^ You do need to use the "Issue Updated" trigger I find, even though changing a parent is a move. "Move Issue" only works for issues moving between Projects I believe.
Ste
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@Stephen Wright _Elabor8_
exactly.
becuase of it (moving between Projects ) I find a way to make it work through scriptrunner
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@Stephen Wright _Elabor8_
how can i make it more specific? I don`t want this run run every single step. any idea?
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Hi @Виктория
Not that I know of - so it will execute on every Issue update.
It certainly could be possible with Scriptrunner if this is a preferred alternative - but I'm not sure on the right syntax to make that work I'm afraid!
Ste
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