How can I link to an issue in the following scenario?
On a Jira Service Desk request form in the portal I have a text field where I enter the issue key. We want to link the new issue to that issue key that was entered in the text field. I'm sure this can be done with Automation for Jira but I haven't been able to figure out how to do it.
My IF condition is working but the action isn't. Here's what I've tried unsuccessfully:
The error:
Any ideas on how to get these issues linked up?
Who has the ninja skillz?
Hello @Trevan Householder_Isos-Tech-Consulting_
Can you use the smart value {{fieldChange.toString}}.
I tried this and it's working fine
@Mohamed Benziane , Are you using this to link to another issue? It appears from your example that you're not linking to anything. What does the example you've provided actually do?
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I created a customfield where i entered my issue key. Then i link my issue to this issuekey, to get the value of this field i use the smart value {{fieldChange.ToString}}. My trigger is when this field is updated i create the link.
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@Mohamed Benziane gotcha. That's actually not what I'm trying to do. I also created a custom field and when I enter an issue ID into that field on an issue, Jira creates a link for it automatically, but that's not what I'm reaching for.
Here's further info about the use case:
User creates a new request and wants to use a custom field on the request form to link it to another request that was previously created.
When the user enters the related ticket id into that custom field and creates the request, I want to use Automation for Jira (if possible) to link the new request with the issue referred to in the custom field.
In this way, it should be a two-way link (otherwise it would only be a one-way link).
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@Mohamed Benziane You nailed it! I finally figured out that I just needed to change my trigger to use the same issue field updated and then Automation for Jira knew that the field updated was the issue to link. Works like a charm. Thanks!
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Hi Trevan,
Can you please explain how it works ? I also want same things in my JSD ticket where user added a issue link in one custom field and once they click on create issue then that custom field issue link will automatically link to JSD ticket.
How it is working ? Please help me to understant.
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Originally posted additional info here, but moved to my original post, above.
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