Today we started facing a challenge. We have integration in place so that a service request gets created automatically once someone sends an email on a specific email address. Afterwards, if someone responds on the email or add comments then same is sent as another email. However, today any comment getting added or even a service request getting deleted is resulting in generating another service request with subject starting with [Jira].
Is someone else also experiencing this issue?
Pawan
Hi Pawan,
I have raised a support ticket on your behalf. Please check out for the details via email and one of our support experts will reach out to you for assistance.
Regards,
Anusha A
Thanks Anusha,
I've not received any email about the ticket so far. Can you please suggest the link/navigation that I can use to track that ticket, as the issue still persists and duplicate tickets are being created.
Thanks again
Pawan Rai
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This appears to be a BUG, even deleting the newly created tickets is again creating another ticket. Seems, this is due to the latest releases. Please check and resolve at the earliest.
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Hi,
You probably have checked already if something is going wrong in automations? Maybe there is a rule configured wrong. In any case, someone else seems to be experiencing the same issue (look at the comment from Zoe):
Ik have requested assistance on this to investigate.
Jeroen
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Thanks Jeroen,
FYI, there is no automation in place for this and tickets for new comments are also getting created even if the are already in same status.
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I have reported it, that is why Atlassian is also commenting on this thread. You should follow this up in the ticket, they will investigate.
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