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I am trying to add an automation to my Jira workflows. The scenario that I am trying to execute is as under
I know that I can retrieve the list of comments by using the smart value {{#issue.comments}}. But how do I iterate through these comments to find the one that contains the key search time and the date corresponding to that comment.
My current thought is to attach a label with like YY-MM to the ticket and then next round of updates, update tickets based on the YY-MM and remove existing label and add a new one.
You note using manual trigger (which is for one issue) and then mention "for every ticket in a given list". How are you determining and accessing that list of issues?
While you are answering that question...
You can use smart value list filtering and/or the match function to find comment body fields containing your search text, and then use a rule condition to decide if you should add the additional comment.
Kind regards,
Bill
Hi @Bill Sheboy
I am using a branch that is linked to a JQL and the JQL is pretty much filter = "Filtername"
I will look at the smart value list filtering, match and respond. Thanks
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