Hello,
from the beginning of April I have issue with custom field type = labels.
First automation add label to this field, and second automation has set delay (10 seconds), and after that creates subtasks. But from beginning of april there is a problem that if I put label to the custom field (manually or by automation), it doesn't write down the label to the field immediately, and I need to do some refresh issue website to save the label.
Example: field type labels is empty -> I put label "abc" .. and this label immediately disappears, and I need to refresh the page to see this added label visible in field.
But problem is that my automation is created as:
trigger when value changes for custom field type label (value added for all issue operations)
then wait 15s
then issue field condition: when value in custom field = ABC
then create subtask.
The trigger works, but problem is that (log): The following issues did not match the condition
But it is not true, because trigger is "value added" and the condition is "value = ABC". And both conditions have been met.:( It worked well untill the beginning of april.
Hi @Veronika Kosová -- Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
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Until we see those...
I hypothesize the problem is in the condition type / syntax used. Seeing all the details of your rule will help to validate that.
Kind regards,
Bill
Hello @Bill Sheboy thank you for reply.
Project is company managed.
Issue:
Automation:
Automation audit log:
And what's my problem:) The field "automation" was empty. I added value (screen 1), so the automation was trigered. But after 2 min waiting (I putted delay because I thought that may help), the automation result is that "the following issues did not match the condition". But it doesn't make any sense :( And this automation worked well several months (without any change), but from the beginning of April 2025 (4.4. it seems) I have this issue. The field is filled, but automation react like it is not filled. That's why I added the delay part, but it doesn't work anyway.
Thank you for help
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Thank you for that information, and...I just recreated the symptom you are seeing with a test rule for this scenario:
GIVEN a Jira project
AND a global / company-managed custom labels field is added to the project scope
AND there is an automation rule with a Field Value Changed trigger for that custom field
WHEN a label value is add to the issue's field
THEN the issue-updated event fires and can start the automation rule before the label data is available to the issue
Essentially, this is timing / racetrack error. The exact same thing happens with the Issue Created trigger (although it is much worse in impact). I hypothesize the extra processing for a labels-type field is causing this symptom; that is, the label is added to the all-possible labels list first and then it is added to the issue, resulting in latency.
The fix / mitigation is to add the Re-fetch Issue action immediately after that trigger (and then you may remove the Delay action). This will slow the rule a bit AND reload the data before the rule proceeds.
Finally, I recommend working with your Jira Site Admin to submit this as a defect to Atlassian Support. The reason is the Field Value Changed trigger is quite commonly used and people probably do not expect it to have this timing problem.
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Hello @Bill Sheboy thank you very much for your help.
Just for info:
I hypothesize the extra processing for a labels-type field is causing this symptom; that is, the label is added to the all-possible labels list first and then it is added to the issue, resulting in latency.
-> I don't think so, because I'm re-using the same label all the time (by default used by previous automation). So it's not about creating new labels.
I'll report the bug to Atlassian support.
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