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Hi Team,
Application is on Server.
Using Automation for jira plugin.
The requirement is that once the ticket is in XYZ status, Automatically mail has to sent to the user .
In the content of the mail , along with some verbiage we need to send some custom field value that are captured in transition screen before ticket comes to XYZ status.
So how to write the content to capture the values of custom field.
actually we tried some content , which is not working
please find the attachment for the same.
Thanks,
Abhishree Nagesh
Hello @Abhishree Nagesh
Thank you for reaching out.
Per your description, it seems you have configured an automation rule to send an e-mail containing a custom field value when your issues reach a specific status, however, you are not being able to properly add the smart value syntax to add the custom field value in the e-mail message. Is that correct?
As you can see in the documentation below, the syntax to add a custom field smart value would be {{issue.My custom field name}}.
If there are multiple custom fields with the same name or have the same name as a system field, you can also use the custom field id. {{issue.customfield_10001}}.
To find the custom field id, you can navigate to Jira Settings > Issues > Custom fields > find the custom field and click to Configure. The Custom Field ID should appear at the URL of the page.
Here's a practical Example:
1 - I created the following rule:
2 - Then, changed my issue status:
3 - Received the following e-mail:
Let us know if this information helps.
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