I am using Jira Service Desk cloud and seeking an answer on how to automate this:
When a comment is made on a ticket:
My goal is this:
Whenever a comment is made on a ticket 'pop' it into the queue of the assignee.
Thank you!
Either script runner or Automation for Jira (AJ).
I use AJ and it's easy enough to accomplish what you're trying to achieve.
If you have this addon installed, let me know and I can guide you.
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yes, that's the one.
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Please reply if you need help to set up an automation rule using AJ.
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Thank you!
I'd like to get the addon first and then reach out.
Thank s again!
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Hey Nir, I don't think you can accomplish this with out of the box issue automation, but I think it's possible with a service like Automation for JIRA or Scriptrunner.
What are you trying to accomplish with the label? A more clear visual indicator of what needs to be responded to?
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Thank you, Meg
Here is the basic structure of our Support Queues:
My goal is this:
If a comment is made on a ticket which is assigned to me, show this ticket in the "My" Open tickets" queue (as long as I, as current assignee, did not make the comment).
I think that relying on notifications in unsustainable with big amount of tickets.
The label is a way to try to implement and achieve the goal above;
My goal is to have any comment made by a user put a 'label' on the ticket.
The " "My" Open tickets " queue will display tickets with this label.
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