Hi,
I have this weird problem. I did create an automation which synchronize 2 projects: Jira Service Management project and Jira Software project. It works like that:
when issue created
project equals (project X)
if matches (request type equals reports bug)
then create a new: create a new issue in project Y issue type bug
and link issue to: most recently created issue.
So every time i create a ticket in JSM, it also create a task (bug type) in Jira Software project in my backlog. And it works perfect...Problem is , it works only if I create the ticket. If any customer or a team member create it, it doesn't work. Wondering what may be a reason for that? Any ideas? Please help. Kind regards
Dariusz
Hello @Dariusz Jackiewicz
Can you look into Audit logs for the rule to see if its getting triggered when customers/other team members are creating bugs?
Because if rule is getting triggered but not creating the subsequent bug in Project Y, its a permission issue.
Please check who is selected for the "Actor" of the rule?
If its "User who triggered the event" then they may not have permissions to create an issue in Project Y. Choose "Automation for Jira" as actor..
thank you for your reply. So here is the rule and an actor set as user who triggered permission. It doesn't work for anyone but me...People who are in this project can create an issue, but it doesn't create an issue in jira software project..when i'm clicking all works just fine...I've also checked in a log
and here is how it looks like when one of my colleague create en issue via jsm.. Any tips? What permission should I change?
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Did you check the rule's Audit Log? Is there any clue?
Who is the rule actor?
Can you share a screenshot if possible?
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thank you for your reply. So here is the rule and an actor set as user who triggered permission. It doesn't work for anyone but me...People who are in this project can create an issue, but it doesn't create an issue in jira software project..when i'm clicking all works just fine...I've also checked in a log
and here is how it looks like when one of my colleague create en issue via jsm.. Any tips? What permission should I change? Sorry i just copy and paste my previous message. But it shows everything
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just to let You know..I find what was the problem...:) I used EN languange as a default, but rest of my co-workers had a PL language :):) so the condition of rule did't match - different translations "report a bug" (en) - "zglos problem" (PL)..
Thanks again for your help.
good day
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Oh wow, did not think of that. Thank you for the follow up!
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