I have an automation that runs and creates a few tasks after an epic is created and links them to the epic. The tasks generate fine, but I get errors in the audit log after each task creating saying:
Create Issue
Issues created successfully
EDC-520
Unknown fields set during create, they may be unavailable for the project/type. Check your custom field configuration.
Fields ignored -Parent (parent)
I have a few custom task and subtask types that I'm using, and I can't figure out why parent is unavailable (as far as I know, those are required fields by JIRA)
Hey Jason,
Can you post the entire rule? Are you creating the new issue under a Branch? Because if so, I am getting the same error on the Epic Link field.
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Do you have multiple fields with the same name? The few times I have run into this issue I solved it by using the advanced option to set field values and used the custom field ID instead of the name, since the name is not unique.
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You can't create a task (aka not a sub task) with a parent, as it has no parent.
Epics are not parents they are related/linked issues
You might need to have 2 automations, one for the task linked to the epic , then another to make subtasks off this new task (automation can fire other automations)
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This is actually exactly what I am doing. I have one automation that just creates a task on the epic, and then another automation that creates sub tasks on the created task if it has a certain label that I'm using to know when to create the subtasks. However, the errors show up after creating the task on the epic. I posted a picture under @Trudy Claspill 's thread. of what I do to create the task and relate it to the epic.
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Have a look at the create screen for this type of task - it might be the "parent" field is included on that but not actually valid. the automation will attempt to validate against the create screens options I think?
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Are you working with a rule for a Team Managed project or a Company Managed project?
The field for denoting the Epic "parent" of a Task may be different than the field denoting the Task "parent" of a Subtask.
In Company Managed projects "Epic Link" is used to record the "parent" Epic for a Task rather than the "Parent" field.
In Team Managed projects the "Parent" field is used to for both Subtasks and Tasks to record their parent issue, regardless of whether that is an Epic or a Task.
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This is being run in a Company Managed project. I'm generating tasks on the epic, however I don't ever set the parent field, just the epic link (set to the trigger issue which in this case is the epic)
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