Hey everyone,
I'm using Jira software Cloud on an enterprise managed project. I have a structure of Epic -> Task -> Subtask.
I would like to create a rule so that when all tasks and subtasks are completed the Epic will be moved to completed as well.
Note: This rule must be triggered by a subtask, as the intention is not to manually modify the status of tasks and epics. They will be moved automatically upon changing the status of the subtask.
I currently have automations ready for all status changes triggered by subtasks except this one.
In short, I need:
Subtask moved to completed ->
Check if all subtasks are completed -> if so
Move task to completed ->
Check if all tasks are completed -> if so
Move Epic to Completed.
If this order is not followed, do not trigger the rule.
Has anyone done any automation of this type?
Hi Douglas,
I do that now with two different rules - one that marks the parent of the sub-task done when all sub-tasks are done. And then one that marks the Epic done when all children of the epic are done. Examples are shown below.
Hello @John Funk
I did something very similar but I was forgetting to check the option of the rule made for the Epico to be activated by another rule. That's why it wasn't working.
Thanks for the answer.
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You should be able to do this with the following two automation rules from the automation library, which you can find by going to Project settings > Automation > Library:
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There is no such option in my library, but I managed to do it, in fact I had already created a rule but I had forgotten to check the option for the rule to be activated by another rule.
Thanks
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