Hello,
I have setup some automation rules using the SLA Breached trigger.
However I am prompted with random failure errors such as the below:
As you an see, this has not been triggered by an issue but is just erroring out on its own.
Any ideas?
Regards,
Nawaaz
Is Alassian resolved your problem?
I am having the same problem and they are not able to help me.
Thanks
Daniele
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Hi
I solved the problem.
In the SLA configuration you must have at least one more JQL besides "All remaining items".
You can create a JQL per item type, for example. It can even have the same time target as the remaining items.
Best Regards
Daniele
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The error message is odd. And I wonder what your automation looks like. Could you share a screenshot? What I don’t understand in the error is you have a custom field that appears to be looking for a value that is less than 1433 minutes and at the same time greater than 1440 minutes which certainly doesn’t make sense.
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Thanks for you reply.
The rule:
The custom field which is being checked is the "SLA - Waiting for Customer" which I have created to track the time spent in the "Waiting for Customer" status. It is not a custom field per say but a custom SLA.
The weird part is that this error is being triggered even though the SLA has not been breached. It seems like it's an auto-trigger of the filter itself; since the rule is running correctly for any ticket for which this SLA is breached.
Regards,
Nawaaz
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And sometimes for another rule using the same SLA, I'm getting the below error messages and it's very intermittent:
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Is there some sort of automatic verification of filter on Atlassian side? I am asking since it seems that the system has ran this filter randomly and hence this error message
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And as you can see, the rule is running perfectly for when a ticket is breached in a project but this error is for "Global":
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So do you want this to be a global rule? It seems odd that that would be a global rule.
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Because it applies to all my projects....
And like I mentioned, it is an SLA which provides a countdown for when a ticket is in "Waiting for Customer" and then is triggered once the threshold is met.
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