Сan't find what's creating the tasks.

[yevgeniy_loginov_gdpartners_asia]

We can't find what's creating the tasks. We had a rule that created a task every month. Everything worked fine for about a year. A task was created every month. Last week, it started being created every hour. We decided to disable the rule and couldn't find it. We thought maybe I didn't have enough permissions, which is why I couldn't see the rule. I added myself to all the possible access groups, but I still can't see what's creating the tasks. The creator of the tasks is set to Atlassian Assist. Please help me figure this out.

[Ugnius Aušra]

Hello @yevgeniy_loginov_gdpartners_asia 

1. Go to Jira settings → System → Automation

2. Open Audit log

3. Find one of the hourly-created tasks

4. Open the audit entry

It will show:

• Rule name

• Rule ID

• Rule scope

• Trigger (hourly / cron)

Even if the rule UI is gone, the audit entry cannot lie.

[yevgeniy_loginov_gdpartners_asia]

Thanks, I checked. There are only two entries for the test rule I set up to make sure I could see any rules in the list.

Meanwhile, tasks continue to be successfully created every hour.

[Ugnius Aušra]

@yevgeniy_loginov_gdpartners_asia Can you check issue history? 

[yevgeniy_loginov_gdpartners_asia]

Yep