Hi, I have created an automation rule to send an email alert for the assignee 1day before task due date but its not working as expected.
Please support if you notice any errors in the rule or know any alternative methods.
Hi Pramodya,
We use:
duedate <= startOfDay(1)
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In my case, not all field supported by "Issue Field condition" so i solved by add condition in JQL "Document Expiry Date" >= 0d AND "Document Expiry Date" <= 1d, in your case you can add and "due" >= 0d AND "due" <= 1d in JQL condition in part of scheduler trigger as mention by @Vahagn Beglaryan.
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You can use "due > now() and due <= 1d " in you JQL Condition
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Hi @Pramodya Gamaethige . Could you please explain me the JQL query project = "Group ERP Project Tasks" AND statusCategory !=Done.
I am trying to create a rule to send an email one day before the due date but this is my first time, could you help please.
Thank you :)
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