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   • André Leroy-Beaulieu Castro
   • Nov 10, 2020

   Hi,

   
   

   Thanks for raising this question. In this case, the first thing you will need to do is actually synchronize the epics themselves. To do this, the Jira side only needs to be sending the issueType like so:

   
   

   Jira Outgoing:

   replica.issueType = issue.issueType

   
   

   Now in ServiceNow you can add a block of code that only applies when the received issue type is an Epic:

   
   

   SNOW Incoming:

   if (entityType == "epic") {
   	epic.correlation_id = replica.key
   	epic.short_description = replica.summary
   	epic.description = replica.description
   	epic.comments += replica.addedComments
   }

   
   

   This first part makes sure Epics are synchronized from Jira to SNOW. 

   
   

   For the second part we would like Jira Stories under the original Epic to be synced to ServiceNow under the corresponding Epic as well.

   
   

   Jira Outgoing Sync:

   //This will send the Epic information like "Epic link"
   Epic.send()

   
   

   ServiceNow Incoming:

   if(replica.customKeys."Epic Link" != null){
       def localEpic = syncHelper.getLocalIssueKeyFromRemoteId(replica.customKeys."Epic Link"?.id)
       if(localEpic){
           story.epic = localEpic.id
       }
   }

   
   

   This last part finds a local epic in ServiceNow based on the Epic Link of the story sent from Jira and assigns that epic to the corresponding ServiceNow story 

   
   

   Thanks,

   
   

   André

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