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Jira Automation condition from incoming webhook data

Michael Savedra

Hi guys!

I'm looking to implement conditional logic for a jira automation triggered by a web hook based on the datat specified in the payload.

For example, with this json body being recived:

"collect_from": {

"name": "Joe Smith",

"address_lines": [

"1 Test Road",

"Portsmouth"

"postal_code": "PO0 4XX"

"notification_email_address": "customer@company.com",

"notification_phone_number": "07171071071",

"number_of_boxes": 2,

"created_date": "2022-07-05 13:32:59",

"booked": "true",}}",

I want to set a JQL condition for "IF {{webhookData.booked}} ~ "true" THEN do X. Sadly I'm getting an error that says "

No subsequent actions were performed since JQL condition did not pass due to error running JQL: Invalid JQL: true ~ "true" so it looks like it's finding the correct value, just need the correct JQL for what I need?

Any help would be most appriciated.

thanks!

Mike

Accepted answers

Mark Segall

Hi @Michael Savedra - A JQL condition won't work because the JQL will not execute against the webhook. Instead, you'll want to use an advanced condition like this:

{{webhookData.booked}}
Equals
True

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Mark Segall

Hi @Michael Savedra - A JQL condition won't work because the JQL will not execute against the webhook. Instead, you'll want to use an advanced condition like this:

{{webhookData.booked}}
Equals
True

Michael Savedra

Thanks Mark, I'll give that a go now and let you know!

Michael Savedra

@Mark Segall

Hey, the issue I'm having with the advanced compare is that the second value after equals needs to be reresented as a string value, and doesn't seem to be getting recognised because of this: Screenshot 2022-07-15 at 10.44.35.png

Tried with and without the quotations. is there a better way to represent the value "true"? Possibly using another smart value/ regex value?

I have a work around to add the values form the webhook data to a text field and then base the condition off the contenbts of the field, but I think this way would still be much cleaner if possible.

Let me know, thanks!

Michael Savedra

Also I tried with contains to see if tht would pick up the text, also tried with capatalisd and lower case string.

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