I'm currently using JIRA in the cloud and this is the use case I'm trying to implement: Project A contains two issue types (issue type A and issue type B) with different workflows. When a JIRA ticket of the Issue type A moves to status X, I'd like to automatically trigger the creation of a ticket of issue type B with the initial Status (e.g. Backlog). Is it possible to implement this use case with JIRA? If so, can these two tickets be also automatically linked?
A (related) second use case would be to have the JIRA ticket of the issue type A to transition to status Y once the linked ticket of issue type B transitions to status Z. Is this possible?
You can't do it without add-ons. There are a lot of add-ons in the marketplace that enable it though
Thanks, Nic. Any that you would recommend based on my use case?
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Any of them - your use case is moderately simple - create issue during a post-function.
If it was more complex with "if this, then don't create" or "create different types based on data on the issue", I'd recommend Script Runner for complete freedom to write any logic you want, or JMWE or Bob Swift's add-ons for advanced cases while avoiding having to write code. But your case can use any of the "create issue on transition" add-ons in the marketplace.
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@Carlos Garcia Navarro, no Jira cannot do it by default. I use Scriptrunner for this. Check it out.
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Dear Carlos,
Use Automation for JIRA plugin to achieve this. Just Create simple Rule.
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Thanks, sivabalan. Do you know if there is any way to accomplish this without plugins?
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