Hello.
I am trying to set up Jira automation to calculate the total Original Estimate / Time Spent on an Epic, including child issues.
But each time, I get an error notification on different steps.
The last branch I tried with values:
- {{#=}}{{lookupIssues.timeSpent.sum}} + {{issue.timeSpent}} / 3600{{/}}
- {{#=}}{{lookupIssues.time spent.sum}} / 3600 {{/}}
Please, someone, help me set it up.
Also, how to use:
- Σ Original Estimate
- Σ Remaining Estimate
- Σ Time Spent
In automations, I do not have the possibility to choose these fields.
Thanks
Welcome to the community.
On your second rule, set the branch value to {{lookupIssues}}, as I do think you want to action on each Epic found, correct?
Time tracking has 1 smart values and 2 properties to be used:
{{issue.timetracking}}
Accesses time tracking estimates.
Available properties:
See also this community post, or search the community. This question has been covered more then once.
Hello @Marc - Devoteam
Thank you for the answer
1. Before the Jira UI was updated, I had such automation in a few projects, and it worked. https://community.atlassian.com/forums/Automation-questions/Jira-automation-rule-to-sum-up-timeSpent-on-Epic-level/qaq-p/2553250
However, right now I get an error, and it does not work.
The trigger is Work Logged.
2. I am trying to set the same automation but trigger is Scheduled (for example each 5 minutes). I need to calculate Σ Time spent and Σ Original estimate for closed Epics. On a set up screen, second step it shows me "This component may be incompatible"
I have reviewed Forum and tried to copy setting of automations for Σ Time spent and Σ Original estimate. Each time I get some error.
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