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Hi Krishna, Sorry to hear you haven't been able to access your automation rules! It’s best if you raise this problem through the support portal at https://getsupport.atlassian.com/ so the team can take a closer look. Cheers, Charlie
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Hi Sarath, Thanks for reaching out! While creating a BitBucket branch isn't currently a supported automation action, I've linked your post to this ticket, which counts as a vote for this feature request: https://codebarrel.atlassian.net/browse/AUT-1071 Cheers, Charlie
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Hi Kate, Thanks for confirming! At this stage, webhooks are the best option for implementing automation rules for any use cases that aren't fully supported through the Slack Connection. Cheers, Charlie
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Hi @Katie Pickrell Just to clarify, it's only the legacy automation features which are being deprecated - you can read about this here. The features you can access via "Automation" are fully supported, including the support for Slack: * getting started with automation * example templates for Jira / Slack automation rules…
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Hi @Faizan Iftikhar, Thanks for your feedback! We may need to look at this issue more closely. It’s best if you raise this problem through the support portal at https://getsupport.atlassian.com/ and we can take a closer look. Cheers, Charlie
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Hi @SURESH G Just adding to Curt's suggestion above, you could include a condition in your rule to check whether the "Reason for change" field has been populated, and if not, trigger appropriate notifications to encourage users to complete this field. I've attached a screenshot as an example of how this might look. Hope…
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Hi @Michael, You could create a rule with multiple actions, if you wanted to add a comment to the issue that triggered the rule, and add a comment to all linked issues. Here's a screenshot as an example of how this might look. Hope this helps! Cheers, Charlie
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Hi @Lyceum Operator You're also able to add conditions to your rule to exclude specific users or types of users, if you don't want the rule to apply to them - see screenshot below. Hope this helps! Cheers, Charlie