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Hi there,
I have a question regarding automation.
Is it possible to extract last comment author in JIRA Automation. I am using JIRA server.
I tried with - commentLastCreatedBy & {{issue.comments.last.author.displayName}}
But no luck
Thank you
Hi @Harsh ,
I've managed to trigger an automation rule that comments using the last comment author name using {{issue.comments.last.author.displayName}}
Additionally maybe you might find the article bellow useful.
https://confluence.atlassian.com/automation074/smart-values-1141481319.html
Thanks,
Mihai Schwarz
Hi @Mihai Schwarz
I used the same thing , but I want to compare if the last comment author is assignee, which is not working as expected
Thank you
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@Harsh make sure that you are getting the usernames as the format for the first argument is simply a text and the assignee is a username (most probably email format).
If you can share more information I can try an replicate your case to see if I can help you with a solution.
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Thanks for the information.
I actually modified the one which you sent to compare(advanced compare)it to the custom field user field which act as second reporter
i.e {{issue.comments.last.author}} = {{issue.customfield_123.displayName}}
And edited the issue as per the requirement via automation.
Hence your information helped me.
I'll accept the answer. :)
Thanks
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Hi @Harsh
I do not believe displayName values are required to be unique for users in a Jira site.
Instead you may want to compare the accountId values; those will be unique.
Kind regards,
Bill
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