I had created an Automation rule, when triggered, a new child issue gets created:
This is working fine.
But I now want to create child issues for EPICs that are already there in the project using Automation. Is there any possibility of making this happen?
Please let me know
Thanks in advance
Hi @Saili,
If you create a rule with a scheduled trigger, you can add a JQL filter to the trigger. If you want to get a list of all epics in your project, that could be:
Project = "Your Project" AND issuetype = Epic
adjust the JQL so you get just the list of epics you want to add issues to.
Then, if you add a create issue action to that trigger, it will be executed against every single issue retrieved by your filter.
Hope this helps!
Hello @Walter Buggenhout
Thanks for the response
I just had one doubt:
Do I need to add 'for each' condition after the schedule trigger or not?
Thanks!
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Hi @Saili ,
No, not if you use a scheduled trigger with a JQL filter directly included in that trigger. This makes the following actions automatically apply to all issues returned by the filter.
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