Hello,
I want to automatically assign the earliest startdate and most recent end dates of child issues to an Epic.
I'd like to achieve the result shown below (see screenshot), but by filling Start date and Due date fields.
I am trying something with {{issue.epic.endDate.max}} and {{issue.epic.startDate.min}}
but it doesn't work.
Thanks for your help
Hello @Aline Veyradier
It sounds like you are working with an Automation Rule. Please show us screen images of the rule you have constructed, and the details of the step where you are trying to set the start and end date in the Epic.
There are several posts that discuss setting the dates in Epics based on the dates in the child issues. Perhaps you can extrapolate your solution from the information provided in those posts.
Thank you, @Trudy Claspill !
I've tried this solution : https://support.atlassian.com/automation/kb/how-to-update-parent-issue-start-date-and-due-date-from-child-issues/
but it's hard to know if it's working, as there seems to be a problem with the automations at the moment.
I'll check it out tomorrow.
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Hello @Trudy Claspill ,
It worked, but I had to modify the field {{lookupIssues.duedate.max}} and remove the space between "due" and "date" as already mentioned in another post (https://community.atlassian.com/forums/Jira-Cloud-Admins-discussions/Set-Epic-Start-and-Due-Date-to-earliest-latest-Child-Dates/m-p/2688070#M11847)
Thank you so much for your valuable advice, which has saved me an enormous amount of time !
Best regards
Aline
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Hi Aline,
What is triggering the automation? You probably want to use {{issue.parent.End date.max}} but it will depend on the actual rule.
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But what what issue would it trigger on? Or would be in the JQL of the scheduled trigger?
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