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Automation for Jira error

Albert
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Feb 01, 2021

Hey,

 

I'm trying to make a simple rule in Automation for Jira which clone an issue in the same project but another  issue type and i always get the same error:

Clone issue
Unexpected error executing rule:java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/codebarrel/automation/api/thirdparty/AutomationRuleComponent

 

If i'm trying to create and not to clone issue, the same error i get.

 

Basically my rule is:

 

When: Value changes for
        MyFieldName

If: MyFieldName contains any of
Option1, Option2, Option3

Then: Clone issue into
Same project

And: Link issue to
Trigger issue

Can somebody help me? Thanks.

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Alexis Robert
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Feb 01, 2021

Hi @Albert , 

 

this might be because your last action (Link Issue) is actually on the source issue, and is then in a loop trying to link to itself.

You should instead do a Link Issue to "Last created issue".

 

Let me know if this helps, 

 

--Alexis

Albert
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Feb 01, 2021

Hi @Alexis Robert

 

I have deleted that step entirely and i still get the same error.

I have updated the app to the last version. I have enable/disable the addon - nothing works...i just get that error.

 

The rule is simple now:

 

When: Value changes for
        MyFieldName

If: MyFieldName contains any of
Option1, Option2, Option3

Then: Clone issue into
Same project

Alexis Robert
Community Leader
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Feb 01, 2021

Hi @Albert , 

 

did you make sure that the user running the rule can create issues in this project ? 

Otherwise, it would be a good idea to open a support ticket to Atlassian : http://getsupport.atlassian.com/

 

Let me know if this helps, 

 

--Alexis

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