On creation of the issue, I can create three sub tasks for Sr. Mgr User, Mgr- Safety and Mgr-EHS. So this parallel workflows can be handled. But when the issue status is "resolved" for all the three sub tasks, then how do a trigger two more sub tasks for Sr. Mgr PED and Sr. Mgr Admin? Kindly suggest on how this can be modeled in JIRA Workflows.
I do not have the JMWE plugin. I have JSU Automation suite for JIRA Workflows plugin.
Do I require to have JMWE for such use case?
JSU can perform this flow and you do not need any other app for this.
The easiest way to create the second set of subtasks is to have the following in the workflow of the parent issue:
For the workflow of at least the first set of subtasks:
Please note: if the first and the second set of subtasks have the same workflow, the parent should be in a different status where the post function that creates the second set of subtasks can be triggered. Otherwise, the resolution of the second set of subtasks will trigger the creation of another set of subtasks.
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If you don't find an answer using JSU (I'm not sure JSU can do that), let me know and I can explain how to implement this using JMWE.
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I am not familiar with JSU or JMWE. But, I use scriptrunner and I would add a scripted post function for the resolve transition of the subtasks (Sr.Mgr user, Mgr safety, Mgr EHS) where I would run a query to pull the other two sub tasks and check if they are already resolved. If they are then I would create the new 2 sub tasks. Hope it helps.
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