Hi Atlassian Community,
I need help creating an automation rule in Jira that transitions issues which have not been updated by the reporter in the last 4 business days. Here's the scenario:
I am aware of basic JQL but need guidance on setting up this specific condition, especially considering "business days" and "updates by the reporter."
Has anyone done something similar or can suggest the best way to achieve this? Any insights, especially examples of automation rules or JQL queries, would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Hi,
just to give you 2 quick ideas:
You can solve it in 2 ways.
my preferred option is the 2.
1. Scheduled Job with JQL
Just hit google with „jql updated business day“ First 5 to 10 results should help. Play around with them.
best answer from my point of view
2. SLA plus Scheduled Job (Only JSM)
Create an SLA with a corresponding calander, which represents your business days and hour
SLA should break when not updated for x Days.
i am not in office now, so i cant tell you the exact config.
then simply create an automation which fires when SLA breaches.
hope this helps
if not do not hesitate to ask again. Mention me.
kind regards
frederic
Hello @Edgardo Ibarra
Does it matter what sort of update the reporter made?
Comment?
Status change?
Update the Description, Summary, or any other field?
How do you define "business days"?
Does "business hours" play a role in this?
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Hello @Trudy Claspill , I hope you are well.
Ideally the update I seek to measure is a comment. By business days I mean work days from Monday to Friday, since I do not want to include weekends in this 4-day period.
To give you more context, what I'm looking to do is create an automation that transitions issues to the status "closed" if the customer hasn't made a comment in the last 4 "business days".
Thank u in advance for your help.
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hey @Edgardo Ibarra ,
if you found a solution help other members with a detailed implementation description, including screenshots etc.
thank you
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