In an older version of Jira I was able to create multiple stories under a feature through JQL. With the newer version of Jira I am not able to find that functionality anymore, maybe its hidden in automation, but so far I am struggling creating a rule. Hopefully the community can help me with that!
So what I want is as followed:
For each producttype (feature) there are standard steps that needs to be done (story). It would be nice if there could be a trigger like:
Other ideas are welcome as well!
Hi @Kashing Ho , welcome to the community.
I am a bit confused by your question. It may simply be terminology that I am Struggling with.
now, regarding your automation rule, it seems that you want to create issues as children of another issue once created. You refer to this again as product type, so not sure exactly what that is. However, let me explain a solution that might be suitable for you.
Please let me know if this helps or you have questions
Thanks for you're quick reply! You're right about the fact that we might use different terms, but I think you understand what I want to achieve.
I will give it another shot to explain:
Feature = Epic to clarify :)
So I've worked out your automation rule (see screenshot), but it doesn't work... The epic that's created has no stories and has the label CWS and kmtio.
Any idea what I did wrong?
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you need to set the Parent in the newly created stories. example
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I can see in my list that the stories are created, but can't find where i can attached the child issue with the parent in automation.
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Got it! Needed to add an extra field (parent).
@Jack Brickey Thank you for your time and effort to help me out.
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You are most welcome. Please consider accepting the answer if it helped.
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