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Sequence of automation fail to work

Alon Shoham
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August 25, 2022

Hello!

I got 2 automations which I'd like to perform one based on the other.

The First automation creates an issue in a certain board. (e.g. Board X).
The second automation needs to change the 'status'. It should be performed in Board X, and it's based on 'Issue created'.

The sequence is:
1. Automation (#1) creates an issue in Board X (Works fine)
2. Automation (#2) needs to chage the status (transition) on a created issue (FAIL to work).

Automation #2 does not recognize the issue created by automation #1 as a trigger of 'created issue'.

Any suggestions on how to solve it?

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robert Mugabuhamye
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August 25, 2022

hello @Alon Shoham ,

In the "rule details" section of automation #2 you should try to select this option :
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Alon Shoham
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August 25, 2022

So simple yet so genius !

Tanks @robert Mugabuhamye 

robert Mugabuhamye
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August 25, 2022

my pleasure :)

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