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The working rule, behaves as expected, modified the state of the Checklist item that matches {triggercardlink}
when a card is moved out of list "COMPLETED 📤" by anyone,
for each card linked in the attachments,
uncheck item "{triggercardlink}",
and post comment "Card {triggercardlink} marked incomplete on {date} by {username}."
The resisting rule, that does not behave as expected...
when someone is added to a card,
for each card linked in the attachments,
uncheck item "{triggercardlink}",
and assign the item to member @{matchedusername}
The non-working rule throws the error:
Running command on board Hemhah.
This action requires a trigger or prior action related to a checklist item.
The first, working rule doesn't have this requirement. Any ideas?
Hey @Robert le Grange ! Welcome to the community :) try replacing {matchedusername} with {username}. I'm guessing it's throwing the error because it's expecting the trigger to have something to do with a checklist item member.
Thanks for the attention and the suggestion @Hannah Morgan
Tried your idea; but nothing changed. Odd, I am CoNFuSeD.
To describe what I want to achieve is the following:
I create a Parent card, add a Checklist, any Items added to the Checklist are turned into linked Child cards, which include an Attachment of the Parent card. This part works fine.
What I want to achieve is automatically updating the Items in Checklist on the Parent card, when there are changes in the Child card, like: Adding a Member, or setting a Due date. This is the part that I can't get right.
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