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SLA is including incorrect issue types

SLA is including incorrect issue types

Hi all :)

I'm having difficulties with our SLA settings. The SLA should only be applied to issuetype = Support. I have specifically set anything that does not = Support to have no target set. But it appears that the SLA will also apply to any issue that was type Support in the past. We want the SLA to be applied to only issues that currently have the Support issuetype applied.

Any assistance will be gratefully received!

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You can mention jql as issutype = Support and created >= "2021-12-08". You can change the date as per your usecase.

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@Sandesh Shetty Thank you so much for your reply! I'm not sure I understand though. We want to set the SLA once and not ever amend it. Would this solution require us to constantly update the date? I'm new to this so I really appreciate your patience!

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As you mentioned in the question "You dont want to include past issues". So here you can mention a date so that this SLA applicable only for those issues created after the specific date. It will be one time configuration.

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@Sandesh Shetty Sorry I don't think I have explained myself very well! This issue is that I have explicitly excluded all other issue types as we want to track the SLA against 'Support' issue type only.

But the SLA is also being applied to some issues with the type 'Bug' for some reason (only some issues). I can't figure out why this is. The only reason I can think is that the Bug used to be a Support issue previously... But I could be (likely!) incorrect in my thinking.

So to be clear, we want the SLA to include only issues that are currently assigned the 'Support' issue type and no other issues.

Have I configured the SLA correctly?

Many thanks!

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The SLA configuration looks fine, no changes required!

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@Sandesh Shetty Thanks again for your help! Do you think I have a bug here then??

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@Erica Rodgers Not sure, It may be this bug https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSDCLOUD-9491

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@Sandesh Shetty OK, thanks again for your assistance!!

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