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Hi
Is it possible to get name or id of last added attachment to issue using smart values?
I tried issue.attachment.id.last but it get last item from attachments list.
Regards,
Sebastian
I'm not sure if this helps you exactly but if you use the smart value: {{attachment.created}}, it will give you a comma separated list of the creation date of all the attachments on an issue.
Thanks for tip but this is not what I need.
I need to get last added attachment. Dates are ok but I can't work in automation and search attachments based on creation date.
Regards,
Seba
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Hello
It is possible to use the smart value {{issue.attachment.last.id}}.
However, I find it very unreliable and inconsistent and it often does NOT report the last Id.
You should experiment with that - how is it different from what you tried at first?
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Hi @Stuart__
*.first or *.last return first/last item from attachment list. In many cases last attachment on list isn't last added attachment.
I fixed this by using script runner in automation for jira. This gave me attachments list which I was able to use in automation.
Regards,
Seba
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