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Linked Issues in Services Object not appearing

Angelbert Palad
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March 25, 2024

When creating an incident for a service by populating the 'Affected Services' field, the issue or ticket does not show in the 'Linked Issues' section of the Services object.

 

Thus I cannot make the AQL connectedTickets() work for my automation.

 

Any idea?

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Daniel Kerr
June 18, 2024

I've just run into this issue as well, and after some searching, I noticed that this seems to be a missed requirement from Atlassian. See the below suggestion that is "Under consideration":

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSDCLOUD-10435

If anyone has a workaround to this, I'd love to know. My only suggestion for a workaround is that you build out your own services object type in your own object schema and create a custom field such as "Impacted Services" to understand linked issues for a particular service (object) when in the object schema.

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Scott Bickerton
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March 28, 2024

Are your incidents open (unresolved) when you are looking at the Services object?

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