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When I created automation rules for JIRA ,like when issue created after that in new action I am not getting send web request component. What should I do now?
for Jira Server there are two editions of Automation
and
Based on the feature overview the option you are looking for might not be available from "Automation for Jira - Server Lite":
https://confluence.atlassian.com/automation/getting-the-right-version-993924597.html
Could you please confirm you are using "Automation for Jira - Server Lite" or "Automation for Jira Pro"?
Please also confirm on the version (format x.x, like 7.0) you are using for Automation.
Thanks in advance!
Regards,
Daniel
We are using Automation for Jira - Server Lite.
Is there any alternative I can use for send web request component?
Basically we are trying to integrate JIRA with google chat, suppose any issue is created in our JIRA we should get the issue ID which is created in our google chat room.
Do you have any idea how can we get this task done in our JIRA server Lite.
Thanks in advance!
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I see, thanks for clarification.
Apart from several Apps (your could check https://marketplace.atlassian.com - most of them are not 'free' but are paid alternatives) you could probably try Webhooks (https://developer.atlassian.com/server/jira/platform/webhooks/) - please test using a test environment first.
Webhooks are available in Jira Server without the need of any additional App.
In case you should choose this route and have questions I'd recommend to raise a new thread here in Community :)
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@Daniel Ebers I have asked the question in community. But when I am configuring the webhook in jira ,the required action is performed.
Can you please check that here https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/Cnfigured-webhook-in-JIRA-is-not-working/qaq-p/1746852#M149590.
Thanks in advance.
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I see - unsure if it works then, let's keep the discussion focused there.
Here, to summarize, it would be needed to bring in an App - that's what I understood so far.
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Please select the Notification option ( from all action ) and select the "Send web request"
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