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×If I don't want that clients select the priority level, but I want recive an alert when anyone of my team user change priority level in High/Highest;
What values should I set in the boxes "When this appens..." and "If these match"?
Thank you.
Hi Manola,
I'm afraid you can't do this in this way with automation.
But I have another options for you how to do this.
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I agree with @Petr Vaníček,
If an automation rule is not applicable then a filter subscription should work.
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Nowadays is not possible with Jira Service Desk default automation to select the event issue edited, for this reason, you need to use an external App to do that you can use for example:
Cheers,
Adrián.
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You want to set up JQL for the automation rule that is similar to this:
Project = project and priority changed TO (High, Highest) BY membersOf('jira-servicedesk-users')
Hope this helps
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Thank you, but even whit the suggested change, the alert is not successful.
I don't know why.
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