I am looking to change the due date of all tasks and subtasks of a given Epic when the due date of the epic is updated.
This works using automation but not exactly the way I need it to
For example using:
BUT the piece that is missing is how to change the due date from the original task/subtask ticket due date to however many days the Epic bumps out.
For example: Original Epic Due Date is August 20, 2021, new updated due date is August 30, 2021
What smart field can be used to update the current due date for task/subtask to the number of days the Epic has been updated by (10 days)
Hi @FR Jira Dev
First thing, you probably will want to perform a cascading change like this with two rules:
Next, to figure out the delta-days from the epic you may use the changelog (from/to), which you can learn about here: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/smart-values-general/#Smartvaluesgeneral---changelog--
This would be much easier if this delta value could be calculated and saved for reuse (e.g. created variables). But that will not work, so you will need to use the delta directly in the field edit for children. (The problem is created variables cannot be used as function parameters.)
As the math part may be tricky, I suggest writing intermediate results to the audit log and to build/test your rule incrementally.
Best regards,
Bill
Thanks I will take a look at trying this. This seems like a desired feature and would be very helpful for teams
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Hello @FR Jira Dev
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