When adding the following automation rule I get the error "The following components require issues: JQL condition" However I clearly have a jql condition present as shown below. What am i missing here?
Right after your trigger add a branch component "for issues fixed in version". See if that gets you there.
Thanks @Jack Brickey - i was able to publish with that change but I'm now getting the following error when triggering it.
`Can't branch rule as it requires issue(s) in the context for this option. More than likely you have a trigger that doesn't insert issues into the rule chain. e.g. Scheduled rule not running a JQL query. Creating an issue does not put an issue into the context, you have to branch on it directly.`
Not sure what im missing here.
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Hi @Jeff Kranking ,
If the branch already set directly after the trigger and the error still shown on the trigger please try to change the trigger and just set it again to version released. I ran into this issue several times that the trigger needs to be changed (even if to same trigger again) to be able to save the changes.
Best
Stefan
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Got it working with using the branch component - "for issues fixed in version". I just deleted the whole rule and then recreated and the "Can't branch rule" error went away. Thank you for the help @Jack Brickey @Stefan Salzl
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