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> And it should not create a new ticket, in fact, I want to sync issues when user creates subtasks in a project. Is this possible?
Not really possible.
The thing is that you can only create a single twin per connection/parent issue.
(we are working on extending the product, but that feature is still in twilight zone)
The consequence that even if you manage to get the sync right, you can only do it between a parent and a single subtask.
If you want to sync between a parent and another subtask, you will need a new connection.
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Can you provide the incoming sync processor?
Here is the incoming sync. I followed this link: https://docs.idalko.com/exalate/display/ED/How+to+synchronize+tasks+and+subtasks. I want to sync parent and subtask using the local connection that means in the same project. And it should not create a new ticket, in fact, I want to sync issues when user creates subtasks in a project. Is this possible?
Oh got it. Thanks for the clarification.
So, instead of synching the existing subtask, is it possible to trigger an exalate connection on Parent issue which results in creating a new Subtask with required fields from Parent in the same project?
Yes - that's possible, but only once.
Thanks once again. I tried to create the exalate connection using this doc link https://docs.idalko.com/exalate/display/ED/How+to+synchronize+tasks+and+subtasks. But it is not working for local connections.
Is there any other tutorial for local connections to do with Parent and Subtask?
If still relevant - Can you provide some details about 'not working for local connections'?