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I have several automations which include an "issue fields condition" inserted within an "if/else block".
Below is an example:
For whatever reason, the editor doesn't allow me add another component (effectively a 2nd "Issue field condition") where the Black Arrow is (above).
I tried to recreate the same automation from scratch. And it wouldn't allow me to include a single Compare operation following the Lookup operation. The only options were: Advanced Branching and Branch rule / related issues.
Anyone else running into this problem? It significantly limits the range of things I can do. Yes, I realize there are workarounds for this specific use case. But my automations are quite involved.
Is this a bug that was introduced? Or, was this purposely implemented to restrict these use cases?
Thanks,
Doug
Hi there,
Apologies but this is indeed a bug: https://codebarrel.atlassian.net/browse/AUT-2350
We'll let you know once a fix is available. For now the work-around is to drag a condition onto the if branch as mentioned above.
Cheers,
Andreas
Thanks for your reply.
As a note, https://codebarrel.atlassian.net/browse/AUT-2350 (and the related https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWCLOUD-22414) were created back in Jan, 2022.
But, I was able to create my rule (see code snippet above) on May 31, 2022. At that time, the rule editor allowed me to add a condition (actually multiple) inside an IF Branch. But now it doesn't.
Thankfully, there is that work-around.
Thanks,
Doug
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Hi @Doug Levitt
I recall another post about this months ago, and the person noted they could do this by creating the condition outside of the if/else and then dragging it inside with the rule editor. I just tried this and it still works...However...
As the rule editor does not offer adding the condition this way natively, I would test fully to ensure it works as you expect. If it does, Perhaps log a defect to Atlassian for the editor problem/limitation.
Kind regards,
Bill
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Thanks @Bill Sheboy for the head's up. I will log a defect with Atlassian. This previously worked. So, it sounds like it's just a bug they recently introduced.
Doug
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