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Not seeing a "you've created" pop-up after automation runs

Michelle Herschell

I built an automation that manually can clone an epic and all its stories in a new epic. When the automation runs, I don't get a pop-up (like in the image) so I have to go to the audit log to find the link to the new epic. How can I enable this pop-up for the automation?

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Accepted answers

Trudy P Claspill

Hello @Michelle Herschell

You can't enable that pop-up for issues that are created by Automation Rules.

Automation Rules may run without any user interaction, so they will not surface any user interaction elements like that pop-up.

The Manual trigger Automation is a one-off function. While it has recently been updated to support surfacing input prompts, it still is not capable of surfacing the "created issue" pop-up.

You might want to contact Atlassian Support directly to find out if there is a change request for that.

Greg Brown_ljpcfh

Hi, @Michelle Herschell

One thing that might help is to add another action to the end of the automation -- the Comment on issue action. This way after you run the action, a link to the newly cloned issue(s) will show up in the comments of the issue you are working in. I tried it out with something like this:

This manual clone automation created the following issues:

I hope this helps.

Thanks, Greg

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Trudy P Claspill

Hello @Michelle Herschell

You can't enable that pop-up for issues that are created by Automation Rules.

Automation Rules may run without any user interaction, so they will not surface any user interaction elements like that pop-up.

The Manual trigger Automation is a one-off function. While it has recently been updated to support surfacing input prompts, it still is not capable of surfacing the "created issue" pop-up.