i am currently testing the automation for jira.
i have managed to create a story when a fixversion is created.
i want to link this new created story to an existing epic. but here comes my problem.
i create a version for example. "WEB 24.03". The name of the existing Epic is "Frontoffice 24.03".
how can i extract the "24.03" from my created version via automation to link it to the epic?
is it even possible?
First thing, I am using Jira Cloud, not the Server version, and so my suggestion is based on what I know about automation rules and not your specific Jira version. With that out of the way...
Have you tried using text functions to build the epic name, such as with the Replace() function; use that to branch with JQL to the epic; and then create the issue inside the branch, linking to the current issue?
Kind regards,
Bill
Hi @Ingo Cernohorsky , welcome to the community!
Yes. It is possible. You can try this way:
(?<=WEB\s)\d+\.\d+
and store it in the "Extracted Version Number" custom field.I hope this may help!
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Thank you. How do i create a customfield in automation? any documentation you can recommend about?
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Let's try:
Let me know if it works ☺️ thank you!
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i need to be jira admin to add custom fields. but i am only a normal user...
isnt there an option only inside automation?
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