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Hi @Venkatesh G What is the result when you run this automation? Is it empty, or what is being displayed with the following rule?

I led a training initiative to help non-technical teams adopt Jira for planning and tracking. By creating customized dashboards and simplified workflows, they now use Jira daily to track their projects. The adoption rate across departments has grown significantly. Happy Jira Admin Day to all the amazing admins worldwide –…

👋 Hi everyone, glad to join this community! I’m the Deputy Head of Service Management at Digitain, where my team covers Incident Management, Jira Administration, and Access Coordination. Our focus is on keeping operations smooth, enabling collaboration, and making sure teams have the right tools and access to do their best…

We use the Meeting Notes template frequently. It keeps discussions structured, action items visible, and ensures no one misses follow-ups. It’s been a game-changer for keeping our distributed team connected

Hi @Amr Darwish Can you confirm whether Jira user accounts in your instance are synchronized from Active Directory / an identity provider, or if they are managed directly in Atlassian Access? The availability of fields like Job Title depends on where the user profile data comes from

Great memories! While you were all building cars, I was busy gluing together airplane kits (and getting just as much glue on my fingers 😅)

Hi @Abhishek Chauhan Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Atlassian announced deprecation of the classic search endpoints (e.g., …/rest/api/2/search and …/rest/api/3/search) in favor of the new “Enhanced JQL” search APIs. As removal rolls out, some sites now return 410 Gone while others still accept the old calls. You can…

Hi @Hala Alkassem Welcome to the Community! Try not to put a branching rule; apply a condition that will check if the triggered issue is an exact sub-task or it is belongs to sub-task type. Use the second logic to put the automation exactly for the issue type "sub-task" and use the first one, if you want to put it for all…

Hi @h_p_van_baal Seems the button is available. Could you please check again?

Hi, @Stefan Salzl Sorry for the late response. I am using the following: { "fields": { "customfield_23826": "{{#=}} ( {{issue.customfield_23826}} / 3600 ) + ( {{worklog.timeSpentSeconds.last}} / 3600 ) {{/}}" } } This keeps the last logged time in the custom field, then every time a log work is created, it adds the new…

@Stefan Salzl Seems, I found another solution. { "fields": { "customfield_23826": "{{#=}} ({{issue.customfield_23826|0}} / 3600) + ({{issue.worklog.last.timeSpentSeconds}} / 3600) {{/}}h" } } With this, I can keep the value, and then add the last logged time to it. Then I will put another automation for clearing the field…

Hi @Stefan Salzl Yes, JQL is working, but the log work didn't return anything, despite the fact that I changed the trigger to Work Log Created.

Hi @Matteo Vecchiato Thanks for the answer.

Hi, @Utkarsh Agarwal Yes, thanks a lot for helping. The issue was with the agent's permission.

Hi @Stefan Salzl Sorry for the late response. I was on my vacation :) Thanks for the detailed explanation. I tried that way, but still no success. See attached screens. But I tried {{worklog.timeSpentSeconds.last}} and it returned only the last logged time. I think there is any way to find solution :D

Hi @Stefan Salzl You provided solution is from Jira Cloud, as I mentioned, I am using Data Center. Also, I provide the example, where in the Data Center you provided Documentation didn't work. I provided the error message, which I received. If you can help regarding that error, thank you; if not, please, don't say that I…

@Stefan Salzl Sorry, but I didn't expect or require ready-to-go solution. You provide a way to achieve that, I inform you that it is not working :) Thanks anyway! Have a good weekend.

Hi @Stefan Salzl I think we will change it every sprint. Yes, I searched, and it returns all tickets that are logged only in the mentioned period. Firstly, I tried to achieve that via that JQL, and get from there Time Spent, that is why that JQL condition was left there. Okay, it is great that it is being deleted. But as I…

Hi @Stefan Salzl Yes, the trigger is Worklog creation, and I had a JQL condition, which checks that the worklog is done during my sprint dates. Below you can find my automation structure.

Hi @Durga Prasad As @Dwight Holman mentioned, it is important to mention where you want to do it. Will wait for your answer.

Hi @Piotr Sarnowski I am also using Cloud, but didn't notice the slowness. Did you check your Internet Connection? Is it stable?

Hi @Stefan Salzl Thanks for the detailed information. But unfortunately, I received the following error. See the attached screenshot.

Hi @Arvind Thanks for the question. Why do you not doing it via a simple condition for description? Am I right that,for example, Google value is available in the Ecosystem field. If yes, you can try the following, via If/Else blocks.

@Alagu Murugan Krishnan You are very welcome.

Hi @Tahliah Footman Welcome to the Atlassian Community! Try the following JQL, I think this should fit your request. assignee changed TO user.name after startOfMonth(-3) BEFORE startOfMonth()

Hi @Alagu Murugan Krishnan 1. Choose the Epic Name field in edit work item actions. 2. Press 3 dots in the right side and press copy. 3. Then select Summary in the "Field copt value from" section. Have a look on the provided screens.

Hi @Iryna Komarnitska_SaaSJet_ Thanks for the provided solution. But does it provide information per ticket? I need this at the ticket level

Hi @Stefan Salzl Thanks for the answer. But how to copy the logged time into that custom field? I tried my mentioned way, but it copied all time logged time.

Hi @Marc -Devoteam- Thanks for the response. So, you mean that from the Time Spent, there is no possibility to get information and keep it in customfields, that are logged in the current sprint?

Hi @Amy Schindel Thanks for the response. Will wait for the results. If it works, also please accept the answer :)