Hi all,
When I configure issues to be created automatically (automotion tab), how can I set the start date to start at the moment the ticket is created automatically and the due date to start the next day?
I think the following, but I am not sure:
Start date: {{issue.created}}
Due date: {{now.toBusinessDay(0)}}
Please do you know how to do that?
Thank you!
I have the same issue and I use this smart value, and it works for me.
Hi @Teresa_DevSamurai now it works for me!!! Thanks a lot, in addition,
as you are an expert, could you confirm me if this CRON expresion is correct to indicate that this rule will be launched at 11:35am on the first Tuesday in April?
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I think it looks correct
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Hi @Teresa Ruiz-Rico Gómez - Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
Yes, those are close, but the Due Date would probably have a 1 instead of a 0. And that doesn't mean the Due date "starts" the next day. It means the due date IS the next day.
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Thank you @John Funk , I will try and let's see tomorrow if this works for my daily tasks. Thank you for your response!
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In addition, @John Funk , as you are an expert, could you confirm me if this CRON expresion is correct to indicate that this rule will be launched at 11:35am on the first Tuesday in April?
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Can you share the entire rule that you have? And please show the details for the Edit issue fields part.
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Yes, that cron looks correct. You can click on the Run Rule now if you want to test it instead of waiting until tomorrow, but tomorrow won't happen to run this until next April!
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You are very welcome!
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