Hello,
I have a question that is probably simple, but I can not figure it out and would appreciate the help of the Atlassian community.
It is on a JSM project.
When a work item is created:
The last part is where I struggle.
It seems to me that it should be rather simple, and that I am missing something...
With many thanks!
Céline
Once the rule is inside of the branch to work items, the scope is now those work items: it cannot edit the trigger one.
Perhaps use the Lookup Work Items action with a JQL expression to find the ones you need, and then reference the {{lookupIssues}} smart value (outside of branching) to update the trigger work item.
Kind regards,
Bill
Hi @Céline - Maestrel I believe you are building this solution using Automation rule. I have a question generally where
Say, a reporter Mr.X has created IT-12 (with Field A: "ASD"), IT-14 (with Field A: "<Empty>"), IT-15 (with Field A: "<Empty>") in the past. Now he has created IT-16 (with Field A: "AWD"), which will trigger the Automation Rule.
Now, the system will go through the issues and identify the issues IT-12, 13 and 14. Now the system will copy the value from IT-16 to IT-14 and IT-15. But is it just one value that should be used for the field? What are the other values? How do you check the relevance to the issues where it is empty?
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@Anandhi Arumugam _Cprime_ Thank you!
I have as well tested to use Variables (as it seems more appropriate than Issue property), but I still can not make it work...
Rule - Using Issue property
Rule - Using Variables
Results of both rules
For both rules, I have the correct values logged in the branch. I know that I have retrieved what I need. However, I can not figure out how to use these values to update the work item that triggered the rule (the one not in the branch), to be updated with these values.
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In other terms, here is a summary of my different questions:
Thank you!
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