Hi,
I'm new to automation and am trying to resolve a problem where Jira issues are added to or removed from a release after it has been released, which results in the release notes that I create using my Rovo agent to be out of date.
I tried to create an automation rule with Rovo to alert me via email daily when Jira issues with a fixversion that has been released is updated. The JQL that Rovo generated failed, as you can see below:
I have updated it as follows:
project = "DIG" AND updated >= -1d AND fixVersion IS NOT EMPTY AND text ~ "Digital Banking"But I only want to know about updated issues where the fixversion is a released version. How can I do that, assuming it's possible?
NOTE: I cannot use a JQL Work Issues macro for the release notes pages in Confluence, which automatically update when issues are updated, as they are customer-facing and our customers do not have Jira access.
Thanks for your response @Rustem Shiriiazdanov _Actonic_ that should help with part of the problem, where issues are removed from releases. I shall try your suggestion.
You are always welcome @Karen West! Let us know if it works, that's very valuable case you have here, and the resolution could help many people in the community.
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Hi @Karen West
If your Team is consisted in preserving issues Statuses, but inconsistent in keeping issues tied to fIxVersion, you may try this:
project = PRJ AND statusCategory = Done AND fixVersion WAS IN releasedVersions() AND fixVersion IS EMPTY
That should issues which are marked as done (statusCategory considers all Done/Complete statuses if they are defined correctly in the worklogs regardless of their names), and the fixVersion was in some released versions, but now is empty. I just tested it with my project - it works ok. But I would suggest avoiding using it with multiple projects.
If your teams tends to change fixVersion "ABC" to fixVersion "XYZ" the situation could require more complex logic, I am afraid.
Regards,
Rustem
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