I want to count the status of a child issue close when it is deleted.

[koutarou ishibashi]

I may be wrong because I am not good at English.

JIRA Automation counts the number of child issues whose status is closed.
I set the trigger when creating a child issue and when transitioning a child issue.
I want to be able to run it when a child issue is deleted.

We currently have the following settings, but please lend us your wisdom so that it can be executed even when a child issue is deleted.

When: Manually triggered
All logged in users van run rule.

Then: Lookup issues
Search for issues using JQL
parent = {{issue}} and status = "Closed"

And;Edit issue fields
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[Bill Sheboy]

Hi @koutarou ishibashi 

When you want a rule to trigger after an issue is deleted, try using the Issue Deleted trigger.

If that is not what you asked, please try this:

• Post an image of your complete automation rule
• Post an image of the audit log details showing the execution of your rule
• Explain what in the rule is not working as you expected.  Providing a specific example may help to better explain the symptom.

Kind regards,
Bill

[koutarou ishibashi]

Using the deleted issue trigger will result in the following error.

Split rules/related issues
An error occurred while searching for related issues. The most likely cause is that the next issue does not have a related issue of the specified type. Try narrowing your search to include only issues that contain links to related issues.
KEN-59: "((Key = KEN-55) AND (key != KEN-59)) AND (project in (10005))" - Issue does not exist or you do not have permission to see it.。

[koutarou ishibashi]

When I use the issue deletion trigger, I get an error in the Then: Lookup issues part because the issue has been deleted.

[Bill Sheboy]

First, the "Parent link" field has been deprecated, so please consider no longer using that.  Please look here to learn more: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/upcoming-changes-epic-link-replaced-with-parent/#Updates-to-automation

Next, when the Issue Deleted trigger fires, the issue is captured for use in the rule.  And so the fields are present.  I just tested this to re-confirm the behavior in Jira Cloud.

What is the type of the issue you are deleting?

• If the issue being deleted is a Story and the parent is an Epic, you may use either of these smart values: {{triggerIssue.parent.key}} or {{triggerIssue.Epic link}}
• If the issue being deleted is a Subtask and the parent is a Story, Task, or Bug, you may use {{triggerIssue.parent.key}}