Hello everybody,
I would like to create an automation which sends an email when an issue is inactive for X hours. My idea is to fire an event when a specific time of inactivity is reached (using script runner), and then use a custom listener to send the email.
Unfortunately I can't find a way to do this. Can anyone help me?
JIRA v7.0.0
JIRA Service Desk v3.0.0
Adaptavist ScriptRunner for Jira v4.2.0.1
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Not exactly what you want, but take a look at the JIRA SR Escalation Service or just create a script and put it in your preferred cron scheduler that do what you need.
Thanks Gabrielle. Any suggestion is welcome. I will check this out.
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Use an escalation service, and put any matching filters through an any-state-to-any-state transition, called for ex: "Escalate". Then you can send an email based on that transition.
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I would like to thanks @Gabrielle Bautista [ACP-JA] and @Jamie Echlin [Adaptavist] for the support and quick anwsers. Both suggestions worked very well. Unfortunatelly I can accept just one anwser, so I will choose the one who replied first.
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Those are very kind words :) Glad we can help you out (Jamie and team actually owns JIRA SciprtRunner add-on :) )
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I am very grateful when the community answer questions so I Gabrielle a vote too ;-)
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