If it's the transition in the epic (e.g. prevent closing the epic if the issue in the epic are open), you'll be better off use the "epicLinkManager". Something like this: import com.onresolve.scriptrunner.runner.customisers.JiraAgileBean. import com.onresolve.scriptrunner.runner.customisers.WithPlugin. @WithPlugin ("com.pyxis.greenhopper.jira") Step 1: Prepare an Excel file. The Excel file needs to be properly formatted for importing data into Jira. There are a couple of things important to notice. Issue types that I am going to import depend on the project configuration where you want to import tasks. In my template, I have issue types Epic and Task. However, now we would like to add a layer between Initiative and Epic called Capability. It is pretty simple to add the Capability layer in Portfolio, but it breaks the existing hierarchy. We started with: The problem is that we want both Epics and Capabilities to be able to link to parent Initiatives and that doesn't seem to work. So, with a Convert a subtask to an issue. Navigate to the subtask issue you would like to convert. Select more (•••) > Convert to Issue. In Step 1. Select Issue Type screen, select a new issue type (i.e. a standard issue type) and select Next. If the subtask's current status is not an allowed status for the new issue type, Step 2. However I'm unsure about whether epics can be used easily as swimlanes because the epic-issue link is different than the issue-subtask link in Jira. So you might need to set up custom swimlanes (based on JQL filters). This is an interesting idea, let me know if you succeed. Thank you. Jira smart values - text fields. The following smart values are available to access and format text strings when setting up a rule. Check out how we use smart values in our Jira automation template library. The examples below use the Summary field value of Hello World!. Select the sticky notes you want to convert; Click the Convert to Jira issue icon on the context menu; Select values (issue type, priority, assignee, etc.) on the modal and click Convert. The selected values will be applied to all Jira cards (i.e., if you set bug for issue type, all the stickies will be converted Jira automation actions. Actions are the doers of your rule. They allow you to automate tasks and make changes within your site, and can perform many tasks, such as editing an issue, sending a notification, or creating sub-tasks. See how to use all of these actions in our Jira automation template library. Vay Tiền Nhanh Ggads.

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