I wanted to put {{now.plusDays(2)}} in the Due date field so that when new issue is created, the due date is automatically updated.
However, I get this warning:
Can you please help us to solve this issue? Thanks!
Hello @Miyoung Mary Kim
Thank you for reaching out.
By the screenshot you provided, I believe you are using the default Service desk automation, however, the smart value you are trying to add {{now.plusBusinessDays()}} is a feature of Jira automation, so it will not work there.
You can check below the main differences between both automation features:
Automation for Jira vs Service Desk automation
That being said, please follow the steps below to properly configure the smart value as you need:
Let us know if you have any questions.
Hi @Petter Gonçalves Thanks for your help. I'm trying to follow your steps but I'm stuck with finding Project Automation. I only see Automation in the Service Desk Setting.
After I clicked the Automation in the screenshot, it is the same place that I can't add the smart value.
Please help me to find the Project Automation. Thanks.
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Hello @Miyoung Mary Kim
I believe you are using a Next-gen project. Is that correct?
If that's the case, I believe the project Automation must be displayed under the Apps menu:
Can you confirm that?
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Yes, I'm using Next-Gen Service Desk. Yes, I found the project automation under Apps! will try it now. Thanks!
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Hello @Miyoung Mary Kim
I'm glad that we were able to help you.
Please, let us know if the rule provided above didn't work for you.
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Thanks @Petter Gonçalves I was able to follow your steps and created a new rule.
It was very helpful! Thanks!
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You are welcome @Miyoung Mary Kim
Have a nice week ahead.
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Hi @Miyoung Mary Kim,
what kind of jira project is it, classic or next-gen?
And is it possible to make a screen print of the entire rule?
In my Jira Cloud environment it looks different with automation.
Regards, Marco
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Hi @Marco Brundel This is Jira Service Desk and used the next-gen template. I think I will try Peter's directions for this problem. Thanks.
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@Miyoung Mary Kim
have a look at
xxxxxx.atlassian.net/plugins/servlet/ac/com.codebarrel.addons.automation/cb-jira-automation-rules
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