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Inject Trello Automation variable into HTTP request

Quoc-Hung Hoang
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May 29, 2024

I want to leverage Trello Automation to create a pull request on my Bitbucket repo via Bitbucket Rest API.

 

Given a Trello card which has a number and a name. In Automation, we have corresponding variables: {cardnumber} and {cardname}

 

I created a rule like this:

post to url: 

https://api.bitbucket.org/2.0/repositories/plb-alana/alana/pullrequests

payload (represented as JSON object):

{\n "title": {cardname},\n "source": {\n "branch": {\n "name": "feature/"{cardnumber}"/"{cardname}\n }\n },\n "destination": {\n "branch": {\n "name": "staging"\n }\n }\n}

 

But looks like the Automation didn't substitute my variables into actual values. 

Can I confirm automation variables are working in such use case ?

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Mutya A
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June 4, 2024

Hi there!

Could you send me the payload again as the one in your query does not seem to be formatted correctly, especially on this part: 

"name": "feature/"{cardnumber}"/"{cardname}

Just to let you know that variables used in the payload are automatically escaped to be part of a valid JSON string. I would recommend to try using one variable for now and shorten your JSON object to check if it works.

For more information: https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/issuing-http-requests/ 

I hope this helps, but let us know if you have any questions!
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