Hello,
I'm trying to create an automation on Jira Service Management Cloud which will on schedule will check if linked issues (type complaint) exists and if so check the statuts from those issues.
If all linked issues linked are closed then the request will close automatically.
I found this article but I don't understandard how it works so I'm unable to apply this automation : https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Work-Management-Questions/Global-automation-multiproject-linked-issues-condition-does-not/qaq-p/2181467
For example :
The automation should be able to loop on all Complaint linked to the main request, check if the statuts of all Complaints are closed, and if so close the Main request.
Thank you for your help
Hello, thank you for your answer but the relation between tickets is only a specific link type, there are not sub-tasks :
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This Automation with Linked Issues branch will take account all complaints issues ?
I though to this automation but I'm not sure about the "loop mode" on all linked issue.
For example :
Case1 : Close the main request
Case2 : Do not close the main request
Case 1 : Close the main ticket because all complaint related are done
Case 2 : Do not close the main ticket because there is still at least one complaint opened
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If I recall correctly, there is a similar automation in the library to do this with sub tasks. If the main task is complete, close the sub tasks, and if all the subtasks are closed, close the main task. you might be able to use those delivered automations as templates.
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Hello, thank you for your answer but the relation between tickets is only a specific link type, there are not sub-tasks :
The sub-tasks won't have any effect if i'm correct.
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That would still work, you can look up the linked issue type. I'm doing something similar:
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