Hello,
I am attempting to create a rule that edits the epic link and assigns a specific epic to that issue. I am using the following JSON
{
"fields": {
"Epic Link": "ISSUE_ID_OF_EPIC"
}
}
I receive an error stating
Hi @jvantrease and welcome to the community,
Some questions:
Best
Stefan
Hello Stefan,
Thanks so much for your help. I eventually figured out the issue. The issue I was trying to link was not an Epic issue. It was in fact a User journey. Sorry to bother you.
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That would have been my main guess ;)
Good to know you got that working and thanks for your feedback
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You might try passing the entire issue instead of just the key. If you only have the key to work with, you could use a lookupIssues action to get the issue based on the key. This returns a list, so you will probably need to reference it as {{lookupIssues.first}} to return the whole issue.
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Oh sorry! I just saw that you have both the Epic Link field and Epic Link in the Additional fields section. This could also cause problems. You'll want to uncheck that in the dropdown when using the Additional fields.
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