how can I create an automation that:
Creates individual tasks from checklist as new cards with due dates?
It will link individual tasks to the main checklist.
for now I have:
when the red "to do" label is added to a card, for each checklist item, convert the item to a linked card in list "Task"
Do let me know if you have any specific questions
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If you are using the linked cards feature, you could move that functionality to the "child" card and use a due date automation to make it happen...
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Last question.
How can I set the date by which the task on the child's card from the chcecklist should be completed?
The date should be taken from the mother's card
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Of course Atlassian haven't made this easy. All they have to do is provide variables for {checklistitemdate} and {checklistitemmember} and this would be so simple.
There is of course a workaround.
There is a little known automation that cleverly converts any date related text to a due date and removes the text...
You can use this in conjunction with the when an item is added to a checklist, convert to linked card automation and it looks a little something like this:
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I just have to wait until they add these variables.
I am preparing the sales process and I have set task dates in the checklist that are based on the custom field. I probably won't be able to describe these tasks as you showed.
Thank you very much for your quick reply.
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I very much doubt they will add them to be honest. I have been asking for a long time.
I will look to see if I can find a solution with the API...
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