Hello dear community,
I am currently working on a project and can't get any further...
We have over 30 Jira projects on our server and now we want two of these projects to work together.
So we have project A (Scrum development project for our app) and project B (ServiceDesk).
In project A we have a workflow with the statuses: To Do, In Progress, User Testing & Done.
In Project B we have a different workflow with the statuses: Request Under Review, In Development, In Progress, Review, User Testing, Reply to Customer & Closed.
Now we want that if the task in Project A changes to the status "User Testing", then also the linked request in Project B changes to the status "User Testing".
I have already tested all the workflow post functions and checked the automations but have not found any possibility. Now my question: Is there a way to realize this requirement? Can we trigger a specific issue with a different workflow in different project?
Thank you verry much!
you are going to need to leverage a scripting (e.g. Scriptrunner, Power Scripts, etc) or automation (e.g. Automation for Jira) addon app for this.
Disclaimer - I am on cloud so your options could be different.
where exactly are you stuck? what do you have in place at this moment. please share and I can provide more precise feedback. I would suggest you look to the Branching function in Automation and Related Issues. Please see this document - working-with-related-issues
basically, i think you will be looking at something like this....
project A rule
trigger - issue transitioned
conditions - those that make sense for when you want the action to happen/not happen in Project B
Branch rule - for the linked issue
action - transition issue according to the trigger issue status
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