Hello Community,
I have a problem with one of the projects in my environment.
I have an automation that when a new item is created with a specific JQL.
After creating this automation, edit a custom field called Solver Group.
- JQL is exactly as it should be, because in the advanced issue filters it searches for the issue.
- When I clone this item the automation says it was successfully run.
- However, when new portal items are opened, the automation says "NO ACTIONS PERFORMED"
With the warnings:
This may be due to any of the following reasons:
the issue didn't match the specified JQL (most likely)
the chosen rule actor doesn't have permissions (or issue security level permissions) to view the issue
the issue was deleted or wasn't indexed by Jira yet (in rare circumstances)
My JQL:
"Requests - Fund Services" in ("IT INFRA")
Hi there,
Developer from Automation here.
This sounds like something very specific to your Jira project config, you'd be best contacting Automation support for additional help: https://support.atlassian.com/
Cheers.
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Take a look at your automation... The JQL for the automation didn't match your new JQL -
Your new JQL - "Requests - Fund Services" in ("IT INFRA")
The automation JQL - "Requests - Fund Services" in ("Nav OFFSHORE").
Hope this helps.
Best, Joseph Chung Yin
Jira/JSM Functional Lead, Global Infrastructure Applications Team
Viasat Inc.
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@Joseph Chung Yin Hey Good afternoon!
The JQL "Requests - Fund Services" in ("IT INFRA") to tell you the truth is just one example.
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So, you are saying your new automation setup JQL matches to your example JQL. The image screenshot is just an example of your automation setup?
Best, Joseph
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the text that I included above the print is just an example the print is the automation in fact.
Exemple
My JQL:
"Requests - Fund Services" in ("IT INFRA")
Use:
"Requests - Fund Services" in ("Nav Offshore")
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So you are stating that FS-78's "Requests - Fund Services" field was populated with Nav Offshore at issue creation, but the automation failed to accomplish the custom field edit? (From your image attached)
Have to try to take the same JQL and execute it in "Issue Search" to see if FS-78 showing up in the search result? Plus - did you compare the dropdown list option matches to what you have defined in your JQL? (In JQL, the option value must match exactly as what you defined for the field.)
Best, Joseph
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Hi there,
Some recommendations:
- If the edit in in the same issue, you don't need "For Current Issue".
- Use JQL condition instead of Issue matches. Link: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/automation-conditions/
Regards,
Fabian
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@Fabian Lim Good Afertoon.
Do you advise then that I choose the condition option in the field values?
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Yes.
Items you need:
- When issue is created (trigger)
- JQL Condition with your JQL (condition)
- Then Edit (action)
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I made this configuration but also in the automation log the same message "no actions performed"
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Use the JQL Condition instead of the IF condition.
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