Hi there,
Could anyone confirm my unfortunate suspicion that it's not possible to Send automatic notifications when a task isn't moving?
For example:
WHEN: issue is assigned
WAIT: 2 days
IF: task status is not "done"
THEN: send notification
Thanks! :)
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You can certainly do this using Automation. Have you attempted to do so as yet?
Yes, I don't see a way, that's why I asked here. Sorry for not clarifying that earlier :)
I couldn't find anything that sounds like "WAIT: X time"
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You could do something like this...
updatedDate <= startOfDay(-2) AND statusCategory != done
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Feel free to share a screenshot of your automation here if you have issues.
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@Marta , to be clear you can do this natively w/o the need for addons.
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JQL:
duedate >= now() AND duedate <= 1d AND statusCategory != Done AND assignee != null
Is this correct? :)
Hope my colleagues don't get upset with too many notifications XD
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My comment is here to get updated answers to this question
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Sounds like something you might want to consider setting SLAs up for
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Oh! I didn't realize we could set up SLAs for regular issues (I only think of SLAs for service tickets).
Can you set up SLAs for issues? I'll look into it
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