I have completed the reverse of this question previously, but for some reason this is escaping me.
I have an object "People" - Within the object, I have a few attributes, Name, Date, City, Key
I have a Jira custom asset field "Name" linked to the object "People". I also have 3 custom read only fields on my issue synced with an automation on transition to the corresponding attributes on the object.
I would like an automation to update the 3 read only fields on my issue when the object attribute is updated - currently the automation is triggered on the issue being transitioned, but I would much rather see the asset update the issue, rather than the issue querying the asset.
Why would you like to fill the 3 read only fields with attribute data?
You can also adjust the assets configuration on the custom field.
In the option in the config, Object attributes to display on issue view
You could specify the other attributes, like date, city.
these details will be visible in the issue.
Example:
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How does this update the fields in the issues that reference the object?
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Great question — triggering "Object Updated" in Assets only starts the automation at the object level. To update fields in Jira issues that reference that object, you need to search for linked issues and apply actions to them.
Here’s how to do it:
"Asset Field" = ${object.key}
Then add an action like "Edit issue" or "Comment on issue" and use smart values like ${object.Attributes} to reference updated fields.
Example use case:
Let me know if you'd like help setting up the exact AQL/JQL based on your schema.
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