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is it possible to write an automation so that the task closes an hour after its creation, if it is not transferred to another status during this hour?
Hi @Іван Андрєєв,
Yes, that is technically possible. But since time is your trigger here and you seem to be using Jira Software, there's a few caveats to keep into account.
You should use a scheduled trigger for your automation rule that checks every --- minutes / hours / ... if there are any issues created more than an hour ago.
You appear to be on a standard plan, which has a limitation on the number of global automations you can execute. Nothing to worry about if your issues are all in a single project, but a potential problem if they are in multiple projects. If you let the automation run e.g. every minute, you will end up with 1.440 executions per day (60 * 24). It may be wise to check once every hour and embrace the idea that you will not be able to close every issue exactly within the hour.
Your automation rule would look somewhat like this:
The JQL you see on the right hand side retrieves the issues that are in status To Do and were created more than 1 hour ago. Just modify the statuses I used to match your workflow(s).
Hope this helps!
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