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×Hello, I'm trying to send an email notification 60 days for a custom field. This worked on a manual trigger
but when trying to schedule this automation daily at 9:00am I get this error.
I'd like to do this without a plugin
Thanks!
Hi @Roxanne Francis ,
Welcome to the community!
You should be able to do this with automation :)
When you choose the trigger "Scheduled" you can add a JQL for what issues should be in scope for the automation. Check if you have a JQL there that is conflicting with your IF condition.
Best regards
Lisa
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Ok. I have tested it in my environment.
If you add a JQL to the Scheduled trigger to limit the run (example limiting it to a specific project for example) then the automation will not complain when using the Issue fields condition you chose.
other options:
br
Lisa
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Brilliant. I've added to both the schedule and issue fields and it works - thanks!!
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As @Lisa Forstberg mentions, set this in the JQL in the scheduled trigger.
At the bottom of the scheduled trigger, there is this option:
"Run a JQL search and execute actions for each issue in the query"
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