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Automation to create an issue in another project

Alexandre Oliveira October 5, 2021

Hi, I have two next gen (team managed) projects.

Lets call them project A and project B.

I am trying from project A, to create an issue on project B when I move project A card to a certain status.

The problem is that the automation is taking the following error message:

"Could not find create meta data for project/typeId - 16550/13778"

Both project have the same permissions. Open to anyone in the organization. They also share the same issue types and fields. I have created both projects to do this test before implement in the production ones.

The rule I have created is this one:

 

Jira Rule 2021-10-05 201552.png

 

 

Thank you for any help!

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Fabian Lim
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October 6, 2021

@Alexandre Oliveira

Make sure also that you set this rule in the global administration.  Especially if there are multiple projects in one rule.  Link: https://blog.codebarrel.io/automation-rules-can-now-be-restricted-to-run-in-multiple-projects-910594bee2f0

Alexandre Oliveira October 6, 2021

Hi Fabian, I moved the rule to the global administration, but still facing the same error.

Thank you for your help! :-) 

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Kenyon Gibson
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Alexandre Oliveira October 6, 2021

Hi Kenyon, I really need to do this on Jira.

Thank you for your help! :-) 

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Claudio Gonzalez
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October 5, 2021

Hi @Alexandre Oliveira ,

Why you use "For current Issue"?, if your trigger is only create a issue when transitioning to "In Progress" you don't need to use that.

Can you try

-When: issue transitioned

-then edit...

-and Re-fetch

-create a new

Additional, you need verified is the owner of the automation have permission/role over the project B.

Alexandre Oliveira October 6, 2021

Hi Claudio, I did the changes you suggested. I even change the rule actor to use my account, since I am an admin in both projects, but still the same error message.

Thank you for your help! :-) 

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