At least 2 labels

[Marcel Gunst]

Hello Community,
I need help.
I want to run an output when at least two labels from a given list of labels are active on the ticket.
How do I get this rule mapped into an automation?

[Leo]

Hi @Marcel Gunst,

how about framing query as below?

labels in [1st list] AND labels in [2nd list]

[Marcel Gunst]

Thanks, but that doesn't help. I can't get it to query individual labels within the JQL. It also finds operations where only 1 label is included.
I could solve the problem by using the JIRA automatism. There you can define certain triggers. Is it possible to execute several triggers in a loop and then execute a certain action when one of the triggers fires?

[Liam Green]

The only way that would work would be if you defined each of the options, e.g.

Label1 and Label2 OR Label1 and Label3 OR Label1 and Label4, etc.

Obviously that would be quite long-winded as there are a lot of variations on that.

What do you want the automation to do if the labels are there?  We could possibly explore other ways to do it

[Marcel Gunst]

Thank you for the answers. 

I don't think that will work. In my query there are several combinations of certain labels that serve as triggers.
Otherwise I would have to create each label combination manually and that will take a lot of time.
The simplest thing would be to define four labels, for example. If there are two of these labels on the ticket (no matter what combinations), the condition is met.

Would this be possible?

[Leo]

@Marcel Gunst, you need to frame 4 combinations in that case

(labels = A AND labels in [B,c,d]) or (labels = B AND labels in [A,c,d]) or (labels = c AND labels in [A,b,d]) or (labels = d AND labels in [A,c,b]) 

Regards,

Leo 

[Liam Green]

Hi @Marcel Gunst 

Welcome to the Community!

This would be difficult to achieve if you have a lot of potential labels, but the below is the basic rule you would need

Hope that helps,

Liam