I have a ticketing system for Customer Support. When we need to create an issue to resolve the ticket on our development board in Jira Cloud, we want to resolve the ticket but have an automation rule that notifies the user of the ticket when the Jira Cloud issue is resolved. Is that possible?
Hi Kerri,
For what it is worth I would not close the JSM issue. Consider setting to a 'hold' or 'development' status instead. Use Automation to update the JSM issue. With that said, you can add a public comment to a closed issue.
Thanks Piotr and Jack! I like moving the ticket to a 'Pending Dev' status, and using a Global Automation rule to a) notify users of release via comment when the Dev issue is 'Done' and b) transition the ticket from 'Pending Dev' to 'Done'.
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You can configure that in several ways:
1. Using legacy automation: Project Settings -> Automation -> Legacy automation
2. Using Global Jira Automation Rule: System -> Global automation (something similar to following):
3. Using 3rd party solutions like a groovy script in Scriptrunner.
Best regards,
Piotr
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Thanks Piotr and Jack! I like moving the ticket to a 'Pending Dev' status, and using a Global Automation rule to a) notify users of release via comment when the Dev issue is 'Done' and b) transition the ticket from 'Pending Dev' to 'Done'.
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