We need to have a jira task created from a trigger on a Confluence page
Hi @Tom Cooper -- Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
Adding to the suggestion from @Jack Brickey ...
The key is what event happens leading to creating the Jira work item? What does the person do first? Knowing that will help the community suggest if an automation rule can help, or of a marketplace app is required to help.
For example, these are the possible triggers a rule can use to start processing actions from a page:
https://support.atlassian.com/cloud-automation/docs/triggers-in-confluence-automation/
Kind regards,
Bill
Thank you. I am using my personal space to create a trigger that will work.
The simplest trigger I thought I could use is to add an Info panel with an Info panel that declares 'High priority'.
The page condition continues to error:
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@Tom Cooper -- You have accepted the answers and describe there is still a problem. Is your rule working as expected?
If not, please post images of your complete rule and the audit log details showing the rule execution. Those will provide context for the community to offer suggestions. Thanks!
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Hi @Tom Cooper ,
have a look at the following article to see if it gets you where you want to be.
Create-Jira-issues-directly-from-Confluence-with-the-latest/ba-p/2404119
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Hello @Tom Cooper
You can create the same using Confluence automation, follow below steps
Thanks
Jayesh R
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@Tom Cooper
Kindly accept the answer if you feel its appropriate.
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