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Automation rule executed when IF-rule should have yielded false

maj-translucent
maj-translucent Aug 01, 2017

Hello,

We seem to have experienced multiple times where an Automation Rule (JIRA Service Desk) have executed while examining the history of affected issues should have had the IF-statements yield `false` but somehow the rule is executed anyways.

Have anybody else experienced something like this before, because we have not been ableto pinpoint why this happened even though it shouldn't have?

We're running JIRA Service Desk 3.4.0 on a JIRA server instance.

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