I'm new to Jira and automation and trying to create a rule. When a new Company-managed software project is created, I want to create epics and for each epic have 3 stories with a description template for all of them. Is this possible?
At this moment, I'm able to create a default epic but not stories under each epic.
Once you've created the Epic in the rule, you need to use a Branch "Related work items" and select "Most recently created work item".
This will make the Epic you created the "current work item" and you can create more work items with that as a parent.
Hi @Sameeksha Santhosh Naik , I believe I mentioned project templates to you last time in connection with one of the use cases you raised in the community ☺️
Since you mentioned applying hierarchies like epic, story, and subtask, I also wanted to point out that we offer issue templates with Templating.app. You can apply them directly or set them up through automations.
Watch this quick guide to see how it works:
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Can you show the details of your automation rule?
You could branch the rule after the creation of the Epic, based on most recently created issue.
Then create the stories and set the parent field to the Trigger Issue
Also see this KB article, automation-rule-create-an-epic-along-with-it-s-child-issues-and-link-the-created-child-issues-subsequently
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You could branch the rule after the creation of the Epic, based on most recently created issue.
Then create the stories and set the parent field to the Trigger Issue
Not the trigger issue (Depending on the current rule setup) but the "Current issue", which will be the Epic, as long as that's created within the same rule and scope of the branch :)
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@Sameeksha Santhosh Naik I am trying to add here is a just outline, as i have not tried this yet but i am sure that this can be done.
Assuming you have the action to create an EPIC and once the epic is created add another action called create variable and grab the recent created work item using {createIssu} or something then you can use the same variable to create a story and add Parent field with his variable.
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