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Hello team...I have a legacy rule that prompt the customer for a response if it is in "waiting on customer" state for 5 business days. I want to move this rule to the new automation scheme ...but alittle unsure how to do that. I have the legacy rule in the attachments... thank you in advance
@Rob I agree with Bill's suggestion, but what I have used in the past is a JQL query like the below to create similar automation rules for prompting the customers by adding a comment on the ticket:
project = "your project name or key"
AND status = "Waiting on customer"
AND updated < -3d
Hope it helps!
I almost suggested using updated and then considered that other changes could have occurred and the issue remain in the same status. I guess the approach depends upon the specifics of what Rob wants to test to indicate "not changing in last 3 days".
Thanks!
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@Bill Sheboy Correct, I agree it depends on Rob's requirements! But I was wondering if the JQL query can further be modified as below to cover that scenario:
project = "your project name or key"
AND status = "Waiting on customer"
AND updated < -3d and NOT updated > -3d
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Hi @Rob
Nope, not with JQL for business days. This was asked for in the past and marked as "Won't Do": https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-21928
But within the rule you can do this by adding a condition to check for greater than 3 business days, such as
{{now.diff(issue.updated).businessDays}}
If the days in the range were weekends the condition would skip them.
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Hi @Rob
You may want to use a scheduled trigger with JQL, running your rule every day, or more often. Your JQL could be based upon the status not changed for 3 days. For example
project = myProject
AND status = "Waiting on customer"
AND NOT status CHANGED AFTER -3d
Then use an action to add the comment.
To learn more about the new rules, please see here:
https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/automation-template-library#/label/all/1453
Best regards,
Bill
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