Hello everyone,
I’m trying to create an automation rule that generates Release Notes in Confluence automatically when a new version is published in Jira.
Here’s what my rule does:
Trigger: “When version is published” (filtered by regex for Hotfix versions, e.g. 24.4.10.1
).
Condition: Project equals XXXX
Action 1: Use Rovo AI Agent (“GDP – Release Notes”) to generate release note content based on the issues linked to the version, using {{version.name}}
.
Action 2: Publish a new page in Confluence (space: Release Notes), with title Hotfix SP > {{version.name}}
and body including the Rovo response.
However, when I publish a version (for example 24.4.10.1), the rule fails with status “Some errors”.
The audit log doesn’t show any useful details — it just says “Some errors occurred, please review component compatibility”.
I already tried:
Removing loops (“For each smart value”)
Testing with lookupIssues
instead of version.issues
Using only one space and parent page
Reconnecting the Confluence and Rovo apps
But the result is always the same: the page is not created and the error is not shown in the audit.
Questions:
How can I properly pass the output from Rovo to the Confluence “Create page” action?
Is there any limitation when combining “Version published” trigger + Rovo Agent + Confluence action in the same rule?
How can I get more detailed logs to understand which component fails?
Any advice or examples of a similar setup (Jira → Rovo → Confluence) would be appreciated.
Hi @Marcial Gonzalezwelcome to the Community
I don't think it has something to do with Rovo but have you tried removing that action and simply putting a placeholder text as body on the Confluence page?
The Audit log should show which specific action fails.
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