Hey guys, hope you are all fine!
The title is self explained, basically... I'd like to receive an email eveytime a issue is removed from an active sprint (not matter if it goes to a future sprint or back to the backlog).
I'm struggling to configure those rules, can anyone give me a hand?
Unless something was fixed recently, that may not be possible from an automation rule in Jira Cloud without some workarounds...I spent a bit of time on this more than a year ago and here is what I learned:
There are known defects where the changelog for list fields like Sprint, Fix Version, etc. are not accurate when values are added / removed over time. This is worsened for version fields because the are multiple paths to create a new version and assign it to an issue. What this means is the {{from}} and {{fromString}} smart values are not reliable for the changelog when the Sprint field changes.
One possible workaround requires three rules:
That last rule is the one which determines an issue was removed from the original sprint scope.
Kind regards,
Bill
Hi
I use 'Contains' condition as shown in the screenshot. It works better than 'does not equal'
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Actually that only 'half helped'.
I was able to set the automation, but it sends me email even when issues are moved between future sprints. I can't figure why that's hapenning.
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