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×Hi there,
I set up the following automation below. It worked when I first tested it - but then suddenly stopped working and showing the status "No actions performed" in the audit log.
Why could this be and how can I fix it?
I've heard before that automation rules sometimes can run into run time issues, but I don't know much bout that, what might cause it, how to fix it, and if this could even be the case here.
The automation is triggered when a page is published. There is a CQL condition, only running the actions if the page is published under a specific parent. Then, a Rovo agent is asked to draft a response. Afterwards, a new Jira Bug issue is created, with the agent response in the issue description. FInally, a comment is posted under the trigger confluence page, telling the page owner to review the created issue and linking it.
When I initially tested the automation, I had not added the comment action yet - but I somehow cant imagine that this action would have broken the automation.
UPDATE:
After removing the "Add comment" component, the automation is working again. So strange - I've used this component multiple times before. Any ideas why this might be happening?
I am really grateful for any help!
Hi @Melissa Posselt ,
Can you take a screenshot of the audit log (one entry fully expanded)?
"No actions performed" in the audit log would usually mean that some conditions are not met (in your case, only there's that one for the parent page). If it went through, even the first part "Use Rovo Agent" should result in at least one action execution 👀
Cheers,
Tobi
Sure thing! Here you can see the audit log expanded for bot the last time it worked successfully and the first time "no actions performed". As you can see, the conditions checked both time are exactly the same and passed.
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