Hey Community,
I want to create an automation which lets me track my time on Tasks that have a parent epic linked and automatically add the tracked time into the work log of the parent epic.
I also have an Automation to sum up the Original Estimates to the Parent but somehow it just doesn't want to work for the Time Tracking.
This is my actual Automation:
The Lookup Issues parameter shouldn't be necessary - you're not looking for the total SUM of the time spent, just to add the last logged time to the Epic (if I've understood correctly).
The rule should look like this...
Let us know if this works!
Ste
Hey @Ste Wright
thanks for the suggestion! Unfortunately it didn't work but you definitely understood what I am trying to do. I want to add the logged work on a Task automatically to the work log of the parent epic.
The only problem which still occurs is that it doesn't add the logged time to the parent epic worklog.
Best,
Samuel
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It throws the following error in the audit log:
(I think it has to do with the epic because MT-37 is a Task)
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Can you provide a view of how you setup the whole rule?
I did try this before providing the answer, and it worked! So there might be an error in the setup we just need to identify and fix :)
Ste
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First thing, would you please clarify what you are trying to do?
As written, your rule would log the complete total for all child issues of the epic, every time work is logged. That may not be what you wanted.
Instead, the Work Logged trigger could be used to only add the new information to the parent: https://support.atlassian.com/cloud-automation/docs/jira-automation-triggers/#Work-logged
With the trigger of Work Logged, you may use the {{worklog}} smart value and the attribute of {{worklog.timeSpentSeconds}}s for the logging. Please note I added a unit of seconds after the value.
Kind regards,
Bill
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Please try: {{lookupIssues.timeSpent.sum}} .
Thanks
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Change lookup JQL to:
"Epic Link" = {{issue.key}}
And show me the audit log after your execution.
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