When an automation has a trigger condition and the condition isn't met, does that automation count towards the monthly limit?
Some sources I've found say that the automation only counts when the action is executed, others say that it counts when the automation checks the triggers.
Hi @benjamin kuplic , thanks for your post.
The documentation says this - https://support.atlassian.com/cloud-automation/docs/how-is-my-usage-calculated/#How-is-my-automation-usage-calculated
What counts as a rule run?
When an automation rule runs successfully, that is, it performs at least one action, it counts as a run. Each successful rule run counts only once toward usage, even if the rule performs multiple actions.
What doesn’t count as a rule run?
Rules that perform no actions
If a rule runs, but doesn’t successfully perform an action, then it won’t count towards your monthly usage. For example, let’s say we had the following rule set up in Confluence:
Trigger: When a page is published
Condition: If
{{page.title}}containsRetroAction: Then add a label,
Sprint retro notesThe rule will trigger every time a page is published, however, the run will only count towards your usage if the page title contained
Retroand the labelSprint retro noteswas added successfully.Actions that don’t count
The following actions don’t count toward your automation usage:
Log action
Create variable
Create lookup table
Re-fetch work item data
Lookup work items
If your rule runs, but it only performs the above actions, that run won’t count towards your usage.
If you are in doubt or you think there is some discrepancy, I would open a ticket to ask Atlassian because they are the only ones who can see inside your site what is happening, the tier, the number of users, etc - https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/
Best wishes
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