The JQL used in the condition seems faulty or the setup of the condition in the automation rule is incorrect.
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I have attached the ss of automation rule.
First i have attached the error screen shot. Can anyone help on this?
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Does the JQL stated in the automation work on searching in Jira, I expect not as
cf[10010] = will not work.
As field with ID 10010 ootb is the field Request Type,
The JQL should be:
project = ODEV and "Request Type" = "Modify a Standard Change Template"
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But it will get status No action performed. Why it is getting error status.
Thanks,
chinnuNani
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That means that the issue that trigger the rule is not adhering to condition and the rule stops,
Then the result is that no action is taken, only if the condition is met the rule will continue past the condition.
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The rule is working fine for other tickets but we got an error only for this ticket.
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