I would like to know how to do in the current situation, I have two or more projects, they all have equal status with each other. However each workflow has a rule, for example:
Project A
Open → To do → Done
Project B
Open ← To all
Review ← To all
Rating ← To all
To do ← To all
Done ← To all
Project C (communication between projects)
Open↔To Do↔ Done
In this case, project C; will be used as a way of monitoring the demands between the projects, without the users being assigned with project functions within the projects to which they are not part.
When a task is created in Project C (Open status) and is associated with a task in Project B (Open status), if one of the three modifies the To Do or Done status, the other status is updated to equal status.
I tried post-functions, however did not get the expected result.
Would anyone have any idea how to proceed?
I don't think this can be done with the native Jira code alone. I believe this will require a plugin to jira that can transition linked issues when specific transitions are executed via a post function. But which plugin to Jira you are using to do this will really determine how this will be configured. From what I found searching I think that either the Jira Misc Workflow Extensions or Scriptrunner could be able to do this.
https://innovalog.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/JMWE/pages/68878506/Transition+linked+issues
However there could be several other plugins that might be able to do this, with a different syntax.
But these add-ons in the case Jira Misc Workflow Extensions features somewhat "basic" functions of post-functions, while Scriptrunner costs around 1/4 of the value of each user, which ends up not compensating, since only I will use the plugin in a project only.
Why JQL and post-functions or triggers natively is not it possible then?
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