Hello Brian,
Thank you for reaching us.
It seems that you would like to create a sub-task when you have a specific epic linked in the task, right?
As mentioned by Iago, it is necessary to use the trigger ”When:Issue created”. Furthermore, I’ve built a rule below, based on the comments in this post:
I’ve assumed that you are using labels (for example “specific_epic”) for each epic for filter and apply the rule, for these epics. In case I've got it wrong, could you share more details, for example, how do you differentiate a specific epic?
Can you please give it a try with the rule above and let me know how it goes?
Cheers,
Cristiano
[Automation For Jira]
Upvote. I've just shown the way to further investigate but you're cutting to the chase :)
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You should be able to see that option when you try to create a new action. Could you send screen captures of what you see when you try it?
In fact "create sub-tasks" is one of the options you can see in this screen capture the developers have in the market place for the app.
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So, if I understand correctly, you can create the subtasks without any problem but it creates a subtask for every issue you create in your Jira instance, not just within the epic you intend to do it.
I guess you should simply build a more comprehensive trigger, not just "When: Issue Created".
Please check https://docs.automationforjira.com/getting-started/concepts.html#branching-related-issues , specifically:
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Hello, only in pro version (which is priced).
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