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We want to trigger a slack massage if an issue is either removed or added to the current sprint with automation for JIRA. How would I go about implementing this?
Especially I am unsure how to check if an issue was removed from the currently active sprint.
This is what I setup,
We only wanted to be notified for non-sub-tasks when new issues left or came in on the current open sprints
I can confirm the following...
This works for "added to current sprint":
And this works for "removed from open sprint":
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I believe you could probably try something like this for removal from a current sprint -
For adding to a current sprint you could try this -
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Hi @Florian Pfaff ,
this is a tricky one I believe. I do not have an out of the box solution and the only way I see is to create a webhook that is fired by an Jira sprint updated event (you can create webhook urls in Slack). The webhook url could include the SprintID that has been updated. But even if you could use the SprinID to get all issues within the Sprint it would not help you as you will only get issues from the current sprint not the issues that have been removed. By searching across the internet I found some possible enablers like the Scriptrunner removedafttersprintstart function (and there might be similar on that you could use).
Another idea might be to create a custom field (e.g. "original sprint"9 that keeps the Sprint of last assigned Sprint and then you could compare it towards the current Sprint.
Really everything is not straight forward and I would really be interested how others are solving this.
BR
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I don't think there is such an option...
These are the options for Sprints:
You can choose the "when issue edit" and check if the sprint value changed, but it will not check about active sprint or not active sprint
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