Hi
I have a multi-select field called "Teams". When the issue reaches the "Ready for Dev" stage, I want to create a subtask for each option selected in "Teams", populating a single select "Team" field in the sub-task.
Is there a way to iterate through the selected items in the "Teams" field, and run a branch for each selection? I'd also need a custom value to set the single-select Team field to, like {{multiselect.iteration}}.
Thanks
Hi @stringsonfire,
There is a way that I found, but I'm not sure this is the easiest.
When the status = "ready for dev" run:
if "Teams" not empty -> "create issue" and populate the "Team" field with the smart value {{issue.Teams.first.name}}
on the more options, add the following:
{
"update": {
"Teams": [
{
"remove": {
"name":"{{issue.fields.teams.first.name}}"
}
}
]
}
}
You can use "re-fetch issue data" and continue the rule if there are more "Teams".
The other option is to change a different field so it will run a different automation rule as long as "Teams" is not empty.
If you don't want to lose the "Teams" field content - you'll need to first copy it into a different field.
Similar to the case above, I have a scenario where I want to create issues on a particular transition. Here instead of Teams i have a multi-user field as "Stakeholders", and for each stakeholder added in this field, I want to create that many number of issues. Till here everything works fine.
The issue is that additionally I also want to set the "Assignee" of each newly created issue to each value in the field "Stakeholder".
I tried this:
However, seems that I am missing something.
Could you please help :)
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Hi @t0mhAn3110 ,
Did you ever find a solution to this? I'm trying to iterate through a multi user field to assign them to a new subtask as well.
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