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Hi all,
I´m facing an issue by using a Jira automation to post a ticket link via {{createdIssue}}. Since the comment is posted externally (in customer portal), the system adds the issue link as follows:
This is problematic since customers cannot access that link as it reference to the internal Jira.
Does anybody know a way just to add the issue id without the link?
Best regards
Sebastian
Hi Alex,
thanks for your reply!
The smart value is working, but it just returns the issue which triggered the automation.
In my case, I need the new created issue.
Therefore I´ve used:
{{createdissue}}
Unfortunately
{{createdissue.url.customer}}
does not work.
Do you know how to connect both values?
Thanks in advance.
Best regards
Sebastian
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Can you paste your automation rule here? This will help me understand what you've done so far and what you want to accomplish.
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Thank you @Sebastian Braun !
After the "Create issue" component, add a branch about the "All created issues" and inside that branch add the action of adding the comment. That should do the trick! :)
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Hi Alex,
thanks again!
Unfortuntely, this is not what I´m looking for:
I need the comment in the original ticket (with reference to the new ticket). Still my problem is, that I dont get the correct ticket link (portal link).
BR Sebastian
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Oh! So you need to inform the user on the old ticket, of the portal url of the newly created issue, correct?
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Try on your first rule and write:
{{createdIssue.url.customer}}
Kindly pay attention to the capital "I" of the issue word. :)
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Cross check your rule with mine, because on my instance it works:
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Hi Alex,
thanks again for all your help!
In the meanwhile I´ve found the problem while comparing with your screenshots: My automation created an issue (instead of your automation which created a request).
After changing that, it works as expected :-)
Thank you very much and have a good day!!
BR Sebastian
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Good to know that Sebastian!
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