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Hi,
I want in some specific moments to edit the last comment. Something very easy.
The new comment, {{issue.comment.last.body}} and something more new
And I can't, I tried several things without any sucess, before with jira cloud that was very easy, but with jira data center I can't.
Can help me anyone?
Thanks
Hi @j_saceda
With the Server/Data Center version of automation, I do not believe it is possible to edit a comment: https://confluence.atlassian.com/automation/jira-automation-actions-993924834.html
That action appears to only be available with the Cloud version of automation rules.
Kind regards,
Bill
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Hi! Not sure if this is still relevant but by following the JIRA REST API Documentation I have found a working version as follows:
The JSON part in the Edit issues > More options should look like this:
{
"update": {
"comments": [
{
"edit": {
"id": "{{comment.id}}",
"body": "{{comment.body.substringBefore(\"Fra:\")}}"
}
}
]
}
}
Hope that it helps for those that are having the same trouble!
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Hi @j_saceda have you checked to see if the edit comments permission is associated to the account you are running the automation against.
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how can I check that, I'm using the Actor "Jira Automation"
I think that here is not the problem, I'm using this actor for a lot of rules more complex
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