We have automated processes that we would like to automate further by allowing the process to send an email that will add a comment to an existing ticket and embed the attached file that was sent with the email. Can this be done and, if so, how?
maybe....
getting an email to result in a comment on another ticket can be tricky. The one key thing is to ensure the issue key (e.g. ABC-123) is in the subject. So the first question is where will this issuekey come into play? How will the automation rule acquire the issuekey. If it is static that is easy enough just hard-code it into the automation rule. However, I suspect that isn't the case here.
Thanks for the reply. The process can encode the key into its inputs in some way as there is a manual step involved - so we can pass in the key at that point in a number of ways.
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As a test, I sent an email to 'jira@xxxxx.atlassiant.net' with the key in the subject file and a small text file attachment. I received an email response saying that an update to the ticket was made by myself. However, no updates visible in the ticket. Why might that be the case?
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have a look at the email logs for that project (project settings > email requests > view logs) and find the entry for your email. Did it succeed or was there an error?
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