Hello Every one, hope you doing well, we start a projet with JSM for our enterprise and we need to create a rule who say to notify us when one ticket is create more than 30 days and don't have a rapporter or all tickets that are not closed more than 30 days.
Someone can help me please.
Hi @Mohamed Mbaye ,
there are two options I can think of:
1. as @Natalya Ozhigova suggested a scheduled trigger should be used. However, I would modify the jql a little
This gives you all the tickets that are at least 30 days old, not resolved and are not assigned to anyone (I suppose that's what you meant).
For notification you can use e.g. the action "Send email"
That should do the trick.
2. Alternatively, you can create a filter with a jql like this:
project in (projectName) AND created<=startOfDay(-30d) AND resolution = Unresolved AND assignee is EMPTY
make sure you provide access to all people who need this information (maybe using a Jira group would be the best option)
Then you configure a Filter Subscription which sends the result of the filter to the chosen group as scheduled
or you ask people to subscribe if they wish.
Hope this helps
Best,
Holger
Hello @Holger Rösch
Thanks you for your answers, I try it and it works. Very appreciate it :)
Best Regards
Mohamed.
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Just checking if your question is answered and the rule working as expected.
If so, please accept the answer(s) which helped you. That will help others in the future know if there are relevant answers when they have a similar need. Thanks!
Kind regards,
Bill
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You can use a rule with the trigger "scheduled" (run rule once per day) and jql like this "created>=startOfDay(-30d) and created<startOfDay(-29d)".
Hope it helps you
Best,
Natalya
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Hello @Natalya Ozhigova
I try your solution and its works very well, thanks you for your answer :)
Best regards.
Mohamed.
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Hello @Natalya Ozhigova, @Holger Rösch , I come to you again to ask your help, I'm trying to create a rule so that all the tickets from the rule above can be grouped in a single email but I'm not succeeding.
Do you have any idea please ?
Thanks
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