Hello @Aykan Inal
Thank you for your question. Could you post the complete automation? It looks like the if condition is not triggering because the condition doesn't match.
What do you see in the logs? What happens when you enter an e-mail address as test instead of using the assignee?
thanks for help @Paul Wiggers
log said
ıssue condıtıon
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Ah, that explains it.
The automation is triggered when the issue is created. Since a newly created issue has the status "Open", it won't pass the if claused where it is checking if the status is Resolved.
So, you either need to transition the issue during the automation. Or you need another automation that triggers on a status change to send the e-mail when it is Resolved.
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There are two ways.
Either add in a step (after the Teams message step for example) that transitions your issue.
Or create a new automation with a status change trigger.
Since you have created this automation, I am sure you don't need help setting that up.
If you do, please consult the Atlassian documentation on automations. For example: https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/service-management/product-guide/tips-and-tricks/automation#overview
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