Has anyone been able to get this How to update user type attribute of an Asset objects using Automation after Import | Jira | Atlassian Documentation to work with a "schedule' trigger?
I have it working up to the web request, and it says it is running successfully. I have tested the URL in Postman and can see that it is pulling the Account ID for the users in the log.
I added an audit log step to show what the AAIDUser was pulling for {{webResponse.body.accountID}}, and it is blank.
I am guessing this is because my AQL query returns more than one email address and the web request isn't looping through each variable?
Any ideas on how I can use the schedule option vs the 'when created'??
Hi @Bekkah Crisp ,
I have implemented this solution once. But I used the "When object created" trigger, not the scheduled trigger.
If you use the scheduled trigger, I presume you loop over each found object, an perform a API call per user object.
Best regards,
Kris
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Hi @Bekkah Crisp ,
I have been testing with this a bit, but unfortunately I have also not been lucky getting an automation rule to loop over an "Lookup Objects" result, and perform a webrequest for each result.
It seems to work fine when you use the "Send Email" action instead of webrequest.
So i'm also curious to see if there is a solution for this. For now, I will stick to my "Object Created" trigger.
Best regards,
Kris
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Hey Kris,
I actually ended up getting it to work. For me, it ended up being an auth issue.
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