Hello all,
I want to create a task if the field Team (Advanced Roadmaps) will be changed to my team. How can I do it? I know, that with JQL one can use the field for board filter. But in Automation rules I can't find the field in the list of of fields to observe for the action.
Can anybody help me?
Thank you very much!
Hi @Olga Kolov
Go to the more options section of the Edit issue action. Then set it up as per the screenshot below. In this example I use Team 6.
You just need to know the ID of your team. Procurable via JQL using
"Team[Team]" =
not just
Team =
that way, you can type your teams name and JQL will change it to the ID for you.
Hello @Curt Holley , thank you for your reply!
But I want to configure the trigger if this field bekomes the Team = 6 then do it... And in this case, I don't have possibility to enter the additional fields...
Or I don't see something important? ;) Sorry, I have changed the layout to english, but the Automation App is staying german.
Kind regards, Olga
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Right.
Perhaps doing via a scheduled rule using JQL is the best bet. Not real-time/ideal, but a means to an end??
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As an alternative, you could try the generic Issue Updated trigger and add an Advanced Compare Condition to check the Change Log for the team value change.
__Bill
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Hi @Olga Kolov -- Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
Disclaimer: I do not have advanced roadmaps...
You can determine if there is a smart value available for a field using the method described in the article below. Basically, you find an example issue, use a browser to call the REST API, and then search for your field. Here's the how-to: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/find-the-smart-value-for-a-field/
If you find a field, and it is not listed in the issue field changed trigger, you could try the generic Issue Updated trigger, and then check the change log for updates using a condition test.
Best regards,
Bill
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