I want to make an automation rule like below.
when : issue linked
condition 1 : linked issue type id = 10511, 10612, 10603
condition 2 : linked id = 10309, 10703
condition 3 : linked issue status = completion
issue edit : (number of condition1 & condition2 & condition3) / (total number of condition1) x 100
How can I do that?
Hi @jun lee
Perhaps to re-frame the question: what problem are you trying to solve by doing this? Knowing that may help the community to offer suggestions. Until you share that information...
With Jira Server/Data Center, I believe you will need to experiment to determine if this is possible. The reason I suggest that is...
Kind regards,
Bill
Hi
Ultimately, I want to calculate the progress percent as (number of condition1 & condition2 & condition3) / (total number of condition1) x 100 to the Gantt Chart. I thought that the automation rules could be the solution.
If you know another solution, let me know.
Thanks.
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Thanks for the additional details. I do not believe that would be possible with the built-in features.
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Hi @jun lee
You have to be a bit more thorough about your rule. I'll give you an example:
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Hi
I can configure trigger and conditions like attached file, I want to know how to set (number of condition1 & condition2 & condition3) / (total number of condition1) x 100 to the custome field. I want to calculate and update field.
How to calculate (number of condition1 & condition2 & condition3) / (total number of condition1) x 100?
If it is not possible, can I calculate (number of completed linked issue) / (total linked issue) x 100 ?
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