Hi there fellow Atlassians,
I am building an automation that triggers the creation of a child issue based on a field value selection when I change a issue status. Following the creation of the child issue, it is then linked to the parent issue.
I want to implement logic to check if this child issue has already been created, then prevent the rule from running if that issue already exists.
I think the way to do this is to use a if/else statement, look for an issue with a summary containing "relevant text", then, break (or otherwise stop) the automation.
My present challenge is I can't seem to figure out how to "break" the loop. It seems it would be good to have a "do nothing" action to select for this case.
Looking forward to any pointers for how to achieve this outcome of preventing duplicate child issues. Any recommendations on alternative ways to solve this problem would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
AW
You can build what you described as follows:
withthis condition, you can use a JQL to check or even see if a sun-task already exists for the said issue.
This is where I’ll start from.
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