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When you add this post-function to a transition and trigger the transition, the add-on deletes the target issues.

To add the 'Delete issue(s)' post-function to a transition : 

1. Click Edit for the workflow that has the transition to which you wish to add the post - function on.

2. In the Workflow Designer, select the transition.

3. Click on Post Functions in Functions in the properties panel.

4. Click on Add   post function.

5. Select Delete issue from (s) from the list of post -functionsfunction.

6. Click on  Add to add the navigate to the Delete issue(s) post-function to the transition.Select the “Target issue” (see below)screen where you can add configuration details. See below for more information.

7. Click on Add to add the post - function to the transition. 

When you add this post-function to a transition and trigger the transition, the add-on deletes the target issues.

Issue(s) to operate on

Select the issues to be deleted. They can be:

• Target issues

  • Current issue: Select this option to delete the current issue. This is the default option.

  • Sub-tasks of the current issue: Select this option to delete the sub-tasks of the current issue

  • Parent issue of the current sub-task: Select this option to delete the parent of the current issue. Note the subtasks of the parent are also deleted.

  • Issues that belong to the current issue (Epic): Select this option to delete the issues that belong to the current Epic

  • Epic of the current issue: Select this option to delete the Epic of the current issue

  • Child issues of the current issue in the Portfolio hierarchy: Select this option to delete the child issues of the current issue in the Portfolio hierarchy

  • Parent issue of the current issue in the Portfolio hierarchy: Select this option to delete the parent issue of the current issue in the Portfolio hierarchy

  • Issues linked to the current issue through any link type: Select this option to delete all issues linked to the current issue

  • Issues linked to the current issue through the following link type: Select this option to delete the linked issues of a specific link type. Select the specific link type under “Issue link”

  • Issues returned by the following Nunjucks template:  Select this option to delete the issues returned by the result of a Nunjucks template. Input a Nunjucks template which is a comma-separated list of valid issue keys. For example:

    • "TEST-1"

    • "TEST-1","TEST-2"

    • {{ issue.fields.parent.key }}

    • {{ issue.fields.subtasks | join(",", "key") }}

  • Issues returned by a JQL search: Select this option to delete the issues returned by a JQL search. Input a JQL search expression. For example:

    • project = TEST returns issues of the project with the key TEST

    • project = {{ issue.fields.project.key }} and assignee = {{currentUser._accountId}} returns issues of a project that belong to the project with key TEST and the assignee is the current user

  • Code Block
    {% if issue.fields.assignee %} assignee = {{issue.fields.assignee._accountId}} {% else %} issuekey=INVALID-1 {% endif %}

    Note that the {% if %} block is necessary to avoid an invalid JQL query when the issue is unassigned. In that case, the template will return a valid JQL query that returns no issue (issuekey=INVALID-1).

Run As

• Run as current user: The current user will be the user that deletes the new issue.

• Run as add-on user: The add-on user will be the user that deletes the new issue.

• Run as this user: Any user selected in this field will be the user that deletes the new issue.

Conditional execution

Advanced options

Expand this section to see advanced configurations including which user will run the post function, conditional execution, and delayed execution.

Run As

Conditional execution

Delayed execution