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How do I avoid the advanced branching error "The provided smart value was unable to be resolved"?

Hey everyone, we use an external Jira account with one of our vendors so I created an automation to link issues together whenever an issue key from the external project is mentioned in the comments. The automation works as intended when a comment contains the issue key, but it results in an advanced branching error when a matching issue key is not found in the comment saying "The provided smart value was unable to be resolved to an object." I'm wondering if I'm just missing a step in the automation logic to stop this error. 2023-02-22_12-15-21-2.png

Here's an example of the audit log where you can see it works when the comment contains GJGSAM but results in an error when it does not.

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It seems like maybe the erroring issue does not have a match so the Smart Value is resolving to null. You might try adding an IF condition at the start to make sure there is a match before executing the branch.

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