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Alright, so what I am trying to do is to test a bit of automation in our sandbox before I move it to production. The automation I am testing is cloning an issue from project A once it is created to another project called "project B". So far, I am fairly successful within that automation. Except, the cloned issue that was "moved" from project A to project B will not trigger a separate automation within project B. I have that automation attempting to change the request type of that cloned issue in project B.
I have attempted to use the automation triggers "When an issue is moved" and "When an issue is created". Neither have been triggered when this cloned issue was created. Is there a limitation to the sandbox? Or am I misunderstanding how the automation triggers work?
Below are screenshots of the automation I have created:
This is the automation in project A that is cloning the initial issue. This works.
This is the automation in project B that is attempting to set the request type of the cloned issue. This is not triggering.
Hello @Alex Thousand
In the automation set up in Project B on the Rule Details page there is a checkbox to allow/disallow the rule to be triggered by actions executed in other rules. That needs to be unchecked for the rule to be triggered by actions from other rules.
Also, I think you should be using the Issue Created trigger.
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