This seemed easier than it would seem - I assume I've just mixed up my syntax...
Background:
I have two custom asset fields in Jira.
Person (customfield_10010) - This field references the asset object type Person.Name
Location (customfield_10020) - This field references the asset object type Location.Name
In the "Person" Object, there is an attribute referencing the "Location" Object.
Problem:
I am trying to create an automation to create a new issue when a manual trigger is used. The trigger issue has customfield_10010. The new issue needs customfield_10020.
I need the location from the Person Object attribute "Location" to be copied to the new issue customfield_10020.
Here's a similar use case with two Asset custom fields:
The Laptops object type has an OS attribute:
You can get the OS attribute value from the Laptop custom field using this smart value:
{{Laptop.OS}}
Hope this helps!
- Manon
That makes a lot of sense - unfortunately when I try this it provides an error.
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