I have an automation rule which ideally should transition an issue from `Status A` to `Status B` on a successful build deployment.
The problem is that I can see a successful deployment, but the issue isn't transitioned.
I'm using CircleCI w/ Jira Orb, config:
version: 2.1
executors:
xcode_executor:
macos: xcode: 13.3.0
orbs:
jira: circleci/jira@1.3.1
jobs:
jira-automation-job:
executor: xcode_executor
steps:
- checkout
- run: bundle
- run: bundle exec fastlane jira_automation
workflows:
jira-automation-workflow:
jobs:
- jira-automation-job:
post-steps:
- jira/notify:
job_type: deployment
When: Build successful
Then: Transition issue to Status B
Pipeline logs:
This job is passing, however another job in workflow is runningUpdate Jira with status: successful for 202Results from Jira: ERROR: unknown association
{
"unknownIssueKeys": [],
"unknownAssociations": [
{
"values": [
""
],
"associationType": "serviceIdOrKeys"
}
],
"acceptedDeployments": [
{
"pipelineId": "xxxx",
"environmentId": "xxxx",
"deploymentSequenceNumber": 202
}
],
"rejectedDeployments": []
}
(the screenshot is for the deployment for one particular ticket - ending in `-92`)
Update: this workflow/deployment setup is working fine now. The automation rule I had setup was incorrect.
The rule I had:
When: Build successful
Then: Transition issue to Status B
Correct rule:
When: Deployment successful
Then: Transition issue to Status B
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