I would like to create an automation that is triggered when a date is edited (that but is easy) then take the date of the trigger and applies a formula to it. For instance
Due date set
find child issues
set due date of child issues to “trigger due date - 3 days”
obviously I can copy a date or create a date but it’s the copy date and amend it that I’m looking for
Hi @Rhys Hill
Yes, that sounds possible. Maybe try this:
Please see this reference for date manipulation: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/use-smart-values-to-manipulate-and-format-dates/
Best regards,
Bill
I have managed this now with some perseverance but there may be a more efferent way.
I had a hard time getting sub tasks to Update I could easily get the child issues of an epic to update but it would stop there so I changed the automation for the creation of tasks and sub tasks to also link each one to the epic (sounds odd as by being children of the epic and then tasks they should be defined as linked but oh well)
now that ALL issues for that epic are “linked” this simple automation is working but I would welcome a more efficient approach perhaps with a JQL if you have one?
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Hi @Rhys Hill
I am glad that you got this working. Unfortunately, you cannot nest branches in automation rules or store temporary variables, so your approach of cascading the Epic Link works...
The other approach I have used is multiple rules to update the different levels, using a common triggering event (such as a specific comment or custom field value change).
If you wish, please remember to mark this as answered so others can find the solution.
Thanks!
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