I couldn't agree more. If you'll turn this into a request (https://jira.atlassian.com/secure/Dashboard.jspa) I'll be the first to vote for it and I'm sure others will follow.
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The JIRA Misc Workflow Extensions plugin has a post-function that does exactly this, called Transition Parent Issue. See at: https://innovalog.atlassian.net/wiki/display/JMWE/Post-functions#Post-functions-15-TransitionParentIssue%28newin2.1%29
Simply add that transition to the Start Progress transition on the workflow for your sub-tasks, point it to the Start Progress transition id in your parent workflow, and you should see your parent issues (Stories in your case) start progress when the first task is moved in progress.
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One thing, I could not get it to work until I used the Transition Id. Could be because I had the same transition multiple times. If you can't get it to work, use the Transition Id for the Parent Item.
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Glad to hear @Damon Gaylor. Transition Ids are definitely the way to go as they're unique and also less likely to break if someone is editing the parent workflow.
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You can also use: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/5048/jsu-automation-suite-for-jira-workflows?hosting=cloud&tab=overview
Here how I did it:
1. Set a condition
JQL Condition (JSU)
2. Set a Post-function
Linked Transition (JSU)
Didn't spend much time describing how, however if you are using "JSU Automation Suite for Jira Workflows" and you need to know how. Just write a comment, I will help you.
This post is very old, however if you happend to read it in 2020 as I did, I will be around
Cheers
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