Hello JIRA community!
I have a question regarding the cloning of an Epic when it contains child issues (which also have sub-tasks). I'm currently trying to create a rule for it but can only succeed at the first layer, meaning the cloning of the Epic itself.
Here are the 2 attempts I've made so far:
For this second rule, I've indicated first level of cloning as Epic then Task then Sub-task that is why I've added the action 3 times.
I think I'm missing a step (or a few), any guidance would be much appreciated :)
Thank you!
Hi @Bahia Mezraoui and welcome to the community!
While you can automate this, the set-up is quite tedious and the automation rule can break quickly if there are any changes. If you are willing to use a third-party app, our Deep Clone for Jira can quickly clone whole issue hierarchies (Initiatives → Epics → Tasks/Stories → Subtasks) with its Epic/Tree Clone feature.
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Hi again @Luka Hummel - codefortynine just out of curiosity, I know you mention that setting up the automation would be quite tedious but can you share an overview of the steps if you have an idea? Many thanks!
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I will try to give a basic overview of the steps. These are of course more complicated if you need additional field values copied or need to create more issue links.
FOR EACH Most recently newly created issue (Epic): Create issues and add parent field with Advanced fields under More options. {"fields": {"parent": { "key": "{{issue.key}}" }}}
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Hello @Bahia Mezraoui
Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
I see that you find yourself needing to copy Epics along with their entire issue tree, know that we developed an app called Copy & Sync and it’s just what you need!
We've prepared a helpful "How-to" guide that walks you through the process step-by-step.
Moreover, as you're using Automation, know that you can trigger a recipe directly through Automation using our API with just one simple rule.
If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out to me anytime.
I'm here to help!
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Hi @Dexter de Vera , I did see this question but it only give part of the answer to mine. Thanks for sharing!
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