Hey all,
I'd like to create an automation, which checks if a status of delivery tickets in Jira is aligned with the JPD ticket (only in a certain JIRA project).
The challenge: Our workflow in Jira is different from JPD, meaning that I need a mapping like
if status in JPD is A please set status of linked issue in Jira project X to B
if status in JPD is C please set status of linked issue in Jira project X to D
and so on...
The automation should run regularly without being triggered by a status change. How do I set it up properly?
Thanks for your help :-)
Best
Rebecca
Hi @Rebecca Graf ,
An automation like that one below should work for the use case - which uses multiple IF / ELSE components to map each JPD status to Jira status:
1) WHEN: Issue transitioned
2) IF / ELSE
3) Branch rule / related issues
4) THEN: Transition the issue
5) IF / ELSE
6) Branch rule / related issues
7) THEN: Transition the issue
^ And so on depending on how many JPD idea statuses you want to map to Jira issues statuses.
So each IF / ELSE component should be tied to the top WHEN: Issue transitioned component, and each IF / ELSE component branches after to look for the delivery ticket.
If an IF / ELSE component does not match (Ex: steps 2-4 above), the automation will then check the following (Ex: steps 5-7 above), and so on, until a there is a match - then stop reviewing the following IF / ELSE components after the match.
Hope that helps! Let us know if you have any questions.
Hi @Nick Haller , thank you so much for your explanation, that definitely helps.
Just one more question: Would it be possible to run this automation without a specific trigger (step 1) but on a daily basis? There can be usecases, where we'll have a mismatch between the two tools and I'd like to cover them as well (without waiting for a transition in JPD).
Haven't done anything like this before and didn't find an explanation how to run an automation regularly without trigger.
Best regards
Rebecca
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Hi @Rebecca Graf ,
Yes I believe that should be possible with something like this is as the main trigger instead:
^ Where the automation is scheduled to run daily (or depending on your use-case).
Notice I also added a JQL to specify that this automation only executes for my JPD project / ideas - which will help narrow down the number of times this actual runs.
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I'd love to do the reverse: if status of Jira Epic is "Done", change JPD Idea to Done. I am admin on both the JPD project and the Jira project. If I try to create the rule in the Jira project, it excludes the JPD project and I am unable to add it to the scope in the "Rule Details" section (as suggested in the rule building UI).
What am I missing?
Thanks!
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