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I am attempting to automate a rule that will send one email that lists multiple issues that have not been marked done by the due date.
I keep getting an error message that states the following:
I copied the way I set the rule up from this resource Automation rule to get email notification along with report before 5 days of due date .
The only thing that I added was that I wanted it to only pull for a specific issue whose summary I added to the rule.
The rule is laid out as follows:
The email is set up as follows:
I cannot get the error message to go away. Am I missing something?
Hello @Collista Lewingdon
You need to include the criteria for the Summary field into the JQL you are using in the Lookup Issue action, rather than have it as a separate Condition/step in the automation rule.
If I do that it will submit an email for each issue. I only want one email for multiple issues.
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No, it won't.
The Lookup Issues action collects the issues you want to include in the email. You have to have all the conditions for selecting those issues in the JQL statement used in the Lookup Issues action.
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So how would I format that in the Lookup Issues section? That I only want issues with a summary that includes "Receive Period Scheduled Submissions" that have not been marked due by due date.
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When creating JQL for use in a rule, it can help to create it stand-alone first in Advanced Issue Search.
The first part of the JQL is already in the Lookup Issues step.
To add a criteria to search for text in a text field, you can find information about that here:
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/search-syntax-for-text-fields
<jql from Lookup Issues> AND summary~"\"Receive Period Scheduled Submissions\""
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