Greetings !
Here's my problem. When an issue is created by user, I want an automation to run and create 2 new issues with subtaks in those new issues. Something like :
Issue A is created by user ....
Issue B is created by automation
Issue C is created by automation
I have no problem creating B and C and linking A, but I'm not able to populate the subtasks under B and C. Should I use advanced fields in JSON ? Is it even possible ?
Thanks for your time
Hi @Jean Francois Gelinas this could work for you.
Hint: Use smart values to customize your new tasks
Create branches in JIRA automation by using smart values.
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Hi Jean!
I think you should use branch to archive your purpose.
Here is an example:
Hope it helps.
Best,
Alberto
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Agreed with @Ulrika Eriksson create branches in Jira automation by using smart values.
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One potential solution is to have a second automation that is triggered by Issue Creation
IF Link Type "zxy"
Then create that creates the Subtasks for each new Issue created by Automation #1
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Issue A is created by user
Issue B is created by automation rule #1
Issue C is created by automation rule #1
rule #2 is triggered by the other issues being created
Subtask B.1 created by automation rule #2
Subtask B.2 created by automation rule #2
Subtask C.1 created by automation rule #2
Subtask C.2 created by automation rule #2
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