Hi guys,
please help me set an automation.
When subtask status have been changed
And subtask type is equal "X"
Then comment "Y" is added to parent issue.
Thank you in advanced.
You can do this with an automation rule:
hi @Mark Segall ,
Adding to Nikita's question.
Is it also possible to get the status and other field values of the specific sub-task to add into the comment for the parent?
We have parents that are service requests created by users through Jira portal, we then create multiple sub-tasks to be assigned to various departments. When particular sub-task is resolved/closed, we want to notify the requestor on the status of that sub-task, to keep them updated on the progress.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi there Rupen,
Did you ever get an answer or solution to the question you posed here? I would like to use this functionality as well.
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Hi @elizabeth.lavely ,
Yes. I managed to do it within the comment.
I have multiple sub-tasks for each parent. So, I am just providing the status of each subtask every time any of the sub-tasks are updated.
Something like this
{{#issue.subtasks}}
| {{key}} | {{summary}} | {{status.name.toUpperCase()}} | {{assignee.displayName}} |
{{/}}
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