So I made a gadget in my team's dashboard that shows items in order of most recently commented, since we use that for a lot of our notes and updates for issues. This is driven by a custom field called "Latest Comment" that is automated to update every time someone comments on an issue. The issue I have is that when someone edits their comment, it does not trigger this automation and update the field. I tried to create another automation to update this custom field each time the issue is updated, but this didn't seem to work... any ideas?
Hello Kenan,
It is a little bit hidden, but when you select 'Multiple issue events', you will get the options to use 'comment edited' and 'comment deleted' actions as trigger for your automation rule. This is available for Jira Data Center.
@Kenan Caramesdid you get a response to your above query? I have a same requirement and we too have our JIRA running on data centre. So unable to view that trigger. Is that trigger available on only cloud?
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Hello @Kenan Carames
Have you tried the "Issue Comment Edited" trigger?
I think this trigger will work based on the use case you described.
Hope this helps!
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Thank you for the response! This is exactly what I'm looking for but that option doesn't seem to be available for me... not sure why. Maybe it has something to do with the version I am running? I have Jira Data Center
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Hello.
Is it possible checking if specific text was published in the comment? I am trying to execute an automation that starts when the comment is edited, but I could not set a condition to check if the comment is or contains specific text.
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I have found the answer from other case, the comment field is a list, for my case I was able to check the last comment using this smart value {{issue.comments.last}}
Regards.
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