Our team initiates Jira tickets on a routine (i.e. on the 2nd and 21st a ticket is created for 1 item, and on the 7th a ticket is created for another item, as well as the 11th and 25th of every month). I'd like to utilize a calendar and load the items for a monthly routine and be able to mirror that month over month. Possibly using the full calendar as a Sprint.
Hello Ron, welcome to the community!
Based on what you've said, I think you can accomplish this through scheduled automation rules.
When creating an automation rule, select the "Scheduled" trigger. This allows you to have your rule run on a schedule (in your case, specific days of the month):
Then, in your trigger settings, select the "Advanced (CRON expression)" option.
From here you should be able to specify the frequency of your rule.
In this case, I've scheduled the rule to run on the 2nd and 21st of the month at midnight. There's a link to documentation on how to set up the cron expression (don't feel too intimidated).
It sounds like you will need different items created at different intervals. In that case, you will need multiple automation rules. For example, if your situation is to create one issue on the 2nd and 21st of the month, and to create another issue on the 7th, 11th, and 25th of the month (with different fields), you would need to do:
If the issues you want to automatically create are the same values in the same fields, you only need 1 automation rule. If your schedule changes and needs to be more complex (e.g. run on the 3rd Sunday of the month in addition to the dates you listed above) then you will need a different automation rule with that schedule.
Hope this helps
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