Hi
So here is my dilemma.
A request comes in that contains a certain email in the "Request Participants" Field.
I want Jira to put a certain component on that issue when it sees this email as a request participant.
I am aware of Automation rules, but having a hard time figuring out the best way to achieve this.
Hi @Pétur Björn , you want to use a match Condition on the Request Participants. Here is a recent post on this very topic - automation-condition-o-request-participant
Hi @Pétur Björn
As @Jack Brickey already told you in the post he mentioned, I've answer the same exact question to a fellow person in the community. Let me know if you need any further clarifications.
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No. You have to refetch the data prior of the IF statement.
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If it didn't then log the req participant value prior of refetching the data and after. Then paste the audit log here.
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On the trigger, check to see in which operation the listener should listen to: Create? Edit? Transition? etc
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This is how it looks and it´s not working. Does it matter if the request participant is cc in the email sent in or in the To field?
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Requests participants will be those people in CC.
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