Hi,
I have a service request that was opened through email and I would like to create a task from that service request on a JIRA software project but I would like to leave the service request open to update the user through it.
What would be the best way to do so?
Thank you.
It sounds like an automation rule would be right up your alley.
Based on "Issue created" trigger,
your action would then be to create another issue, but with a different target project. You could then copy the summary, description and any relevant custom fields across, copied from the same source issue.
Linking them would allow you to track the two issues together at a glance.
it's a bit more complicated since not every issue created is required to be turned into a task.
can I have an automation that would clone it as a task to a different project based on a different action?
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I managed to do that using the Automation :-)
What I did is, when someone adding a label called task it is automatically creating a task on the other project and also link both of them.
Thank you very much!
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Haha that was fast - yes you can clone the issue, and also add filters if not every issue is to be a task. Labelling is a great way to trigger the creation if you can't systematically determine it.
If this helped you, please accept the answer :)
Cheers, Jimmy
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