Hello!
We have the following structure in Jira "Portfolio Epic" -> "Epics" -> "Stories" -> "Sub-tasks".
When changing the "BU Number"-field in the "Portfolio Epic", I want a listener to catch that and copy that value to all children (from Epic-level all the way down to sub-task-level).
I'm able to create the listener using automation and successfully apply the value down to all stories if changed on the Epic level, but that is not what I want. I want this to be triggered when done on Portfolio Epic level and then as mentioned to ripple down the change all the way down to the sub-tasks.
Any ideas or suggestions?
/Anders
Hi Anders,
You can try the following:
Automation 1
1.When value changes for BU Number
2.Issue Type equals Portfolio Epic
Branch 3.For: Children
4.Issue type equals Epic
5.Then: Edit Issue fields: BU Number (Copy from Parent issue)
This will copy the value from Portfolio Epic to Epic
Automation 2
1.When value changes for BU Number
2.Issue Type equals Epic
Branch 3.For: Children
4.Issue type equals Story
5.Then: Edit Issue fields: BU Number (Copy from Parent issue)
This will copy the value from Epic to Stories
Automation 3
1.When value changes for BU Number
2.Issue Type equals Story
Branch 3.For: Children
4.Issue type equals Sub-task
5.Then: Edit Issue fields: BU Number (Copy from Parent issue)
This will copy the value from Stories to Subtasks
Please ensure you have check the "Check to allow other rule actions to trigger this rule. Only enable this if you need this rule to execute in response to another rule." from Rules Details tab for each rule.
Hope this helps.
Ah, was thinking about doing this in three steps also, but hoped that I could do it in one automation.
Thanks I will do it this way and mark your solution as accepted once completed.
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Hello!
I'm struggling to find the "Branch 3.For: Children" option. There are a lot of other options, like "Sub-tasks", "Parent", "Stories", "Epic (Parent)". But I cannot find any "Children".
Regards, Anders
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