Hello, is it possible to join link outward and inward?
something like this:
[jira.customfield_Defecto]
name = “Defecto”
outward_link = [“relates to”, “created”]
intward_link = [“relates to”, “created by”]
issue_type = “Defect”
dimension = true
multiple_values = true
The outward and inward links migh look the same in Jira, for example, “relates to”.
Yes; in eazyBI advanced settings, you may cover both directions to import issue links. The settings you have written look correct.
Best,
Zane / support@eazyBI.com
Hi @zane.baranovska, and can this be done?
[jira.customfield_Defect]
name = “Outward Defect”
outward_link = [“created”]
name = “Inward Defect”
intward_link = [“created by”]
multiple_values = true
dimension = true
My idea is to separate the outward and inward links of the same name
If you would like to separate outward links from inward, then you might want to define them separately and import them as separate issue link dimensions. When splitting in two, make sure to assigned unique custom field names.
[jira.customfield_outdefecto]
name = “Outward Defecto”
inward_link = [“relates to”, “created by”]
issue_type = “Defect”
dimension = true
multiple_values = true
[jira.customfield_indefecto]
name = “Inward Defecto”
outward_link = [“relates to”, “created”]
issue_type = “Defect”
dimension = true
multiple_values = true
@zane.baranovska By putting issue_type = “Defect” I am saying that it is only applicable for that issuetype but what happens if I want to associate it with a story?
You can specify several issue types and several links. The syntax for listing is the same.
issue_type = ["Defecto", "Story"]
outward_link = [“relates to”, “created”]
Please see the description of each parameter in the documentation: Import issue links.