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is it possible to run two jira automation scripts in a specific order?

Hi everyone,

i have two jira automation script A and B that are triggered when the issue is created. I want to make sure that A executes before B (without merging the two script ).

Is it possible de run a script from another script ?

Thank you.  

 

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Jan-Hendrik Spieth
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Apr 24, 2023

For rules that are listening to the same trigger, the order is non-deterministic. No way around that!

Your only options afaik are to

  • merge the rules, or to
  • re-define the 2nd rule to listen to another trigger (e.g. changes to a certain field), allow it to be triggered from other rule actions; and in the last step of your 1st rule, implement the action that triggers the 2nd (e.g. change a certain field)
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Himanshi
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Apr 24, 2023

Hello @ADM Amar Msaid , 

As @Jan-Hendrik Spieth mentioned it is a limitation of Native Jira cloud feature that the automation rule could not execute in determined order. Jira do have a feature request to address the same.

I found a community discussion where user has tried some workaround to execute the automation rule in a specific order you can try to check that : https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Automation-questions/How-to-set-a-specific-order-of-execution-of-automation-rules/qaq-p/1858640

Hope the information would help you.

Have a nice day ahead!

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