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We have a few automations, we only started to use Jira in July and have found some of the automation are conflicting with each other.
For example, we created an round-robin automation for the service desk queue.
We have other automations to say if the sender or subject is this assign to another agent queue with the assignee assigned.
We are finding, some tickets are being assigned to the right group, but the round robin automation is assigning to a service desk assignee.
open for suggestions.
We have over 50 automation so combining them is not an option
Hi @Danielle David and welcome,
I'm not aware if an app exist for tracking conflicts of Jira Automation. You could search for something in the marketplace. However my advice would be to try and document all your rules. 50 rules are a lot and if no documentation exists this makes it more hard to know what's going on.
My advice would be to look at the general audit log and try to understand what's going on. Which rules are running together. Group them and seek any conflicts. Then try to amend them, merge them, or document them.
Hi @Danielle David -- Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
Yes, and...to what Alex suggests:
I do not believe there is much available yet for management of automation rules. And these things are "code" in an project/instance-scale solution without source control or a release pipeline. To me that means I should treat them as such:
Kind regards,
Bill
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