We are currently using a number of automations in our Jira project and I am trying to build some for when issues are created via our ServiceNow integration. The automation I built is based on certain words in the Summary (which are standard based on what type of ServiceNow request it is). The automation works fine if I just create a story in the backlog with those words in it, but when a ServiceNow request or incident comes in it doesn't work. The trigger I am using is "Issue Created" so I figure it must have something to do with that. I would change the trigger but I can't think of any of the other triggers that would work.
Hey David,
How are you currently integrating Jira and ServiceNow?
Is your integration with ServiceNow the thing which is creating the issue...and you are then triggering off the new issue for an automation rule?
If so, I have seen some cases of timing issues where some a created issue's data is not available when the created issue trigger fires. The work-around I have used is to add an action of Re-fetch immediately after the trigger. That will reload the issue before the rule proceeds.
Best regards,
Bill
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Ya, that's exactly what I'm trying to do. Is the re-fetch an action within the automation?
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Yes, it is listed at the bottom of the New Actions: Re-fetch issue data.
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