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Viewing JIRA issues associated with an octopus deployment

We have a JIRA automation rule associated with a octopus deploy which works perfectly fine for a lower environment when we have deployment associated with a single ticket.

Now consider octopus deployment (or a release) into QA / Staging environment which might include multiple JIRA issues. We observe that if we have 3 tickets in an octopus release the automation runs 3 times for each ticket. 

  My question is - Is there any smartvalue or any other way in which we can find all the jira issues associated with a deployments something like {{deployment.issuesList}}

 

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tomas
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Nov 23, 2020

Hey @amoiz ,

This is currently not possible to have one big trigger for multiple issues. However it is a really interesting use case. You could raise a feature request on this instance https://codebarrel.atlassian.net/jira/software/c/projects/AUT/issues

Thanks for your question

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