Hello there, I need to create an automation rule that sets Issue A as blocked when Issue B is linked to it as a blocker = blocks Issue A. But as I see, this rule does not work correctly or I can even say vice versa. Can you help please me how to deal with this?
Hi @Dana Pliavinska - If I am understanding what you are wanting to do here you need to reference the destination issue per this message in automation.
Rule executes when an issue is linked to another issue. {{issue}} will always refer to the source issue, so if ISSUE-A is blocked by ISSUE-B, this rule will execute on ISSUE-B. To access ISSUE-A, use {{destinationIssue}}, and to access the link type, use {{linkType}} (e.g. {{linkType}}
So I believe you want your automation to look like this just with the transition being to Blocked.
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Hi @Dana Pliavinska and welcome to the Community!
I don't quite understand what you are trying to do, to be honest. That is most likely my bad, but can you describe your desired scenario step by step?
What I now see from your automation rule, is the following:
How does that differ from the actual behaviour you would like to see?
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Hey @Walter Buggenhout
I'll try to explain my problem this way:
We have Issue A (TP-22 at the screen) that is blocked by linked issue B (TP-24). I need Issue A to be moved to Blocked status when it's being blocked by some linked issue. But now we see that the rule moved blocking issue = issue B (TP-24) to Blocked status. Is it more clear now?
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