Dear all,
I have a simple request where I am actually checking for the best approach.
I have a list of issue which can expired in time and need attention by the team for handling them asap.
For that I need for each of those expired issue, to transition them to a given state and notify the assignee of all the expired issue list that he need to take care.
Which approach is more suitable and how to implement it ?
For exemple using automation can use a schedule trigger, with an JQL filter, but then how to transition all reported issue list and send them all through email ?
Thanks for sharing
regarsd
Hello @serge calderara
In my opinion this can be achieved using Automation. The automation can achieve the following:
The below screen shots showcase a similar implementation.
Thanks for your reply @Gaurav .
For the notification by email, does one email for each issue will be send, or is it possible to send 1 email with all issue which has been transition ?
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@serge calderara, This will be sending an individual email for each issue with all the specific details.
Alternatively, if a single consolidated email is required, then a dashboard with appropriate filters can be created and users can subscribe to it.
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@Gaurav what do you mean for the dashboard option ? did not catch the idea.
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@serge calderaraI was suggesting to create a filter (which can be used on Dashboard) which will provide yo the requisite results and the users can subscribe to it.
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