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A Scheduled Issue consists of two elements: an Issue Template, and a Trigger Definition, that which you define using a user-friendly wizard.
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Issue template is basically a definition of an issue you plan to create. You can define it using a form that closely resembles JIRA's native "Create Issue" form (with a few exceptions, described later on):
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As presented on below the following image, scheduled issue wizard consists in total of three steps. in total "Issue details" (1) is a second screen and bears a resemblance to Jira "Create Issue" screen itself, so it should not pose any problems with filling it with needed data.
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That being said, Trigger Definition is actually optional - you can simply create a "Manual" (1) Scheduled Issue that you can then execute manually from the Scheduled Issues tab panel. This is a perfect solution if you want to simply define a number of Issue Templates that you would rather create "on demand" than to create them periodically.
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As for the information presented above (2) - "Execute" button is located in the "Action" column. Check here, to get more information about its precise location. |