I am trying to set up an web hook / automation to create a new issue when an existing issue is transition. When I couldn't get this to work I changed the automation to just add a single comment however this still failed with errors. I have checked some documentation and videos and have no idea where I am going wrong and i can't even trigger the webhook correctly
EDIT: The issue I am trying to create is in a different Jira Project
According to the automation, I should now be able to trigger the web hook from a web browse by entering something like
https://automation.atlassian.com/pro/hooks/<webhook ID>?issue=TEST-1
(Where the project prefix is TEST)
When I call that URL however and check the Automation Log it shows me an error that just says : "Incoming web hook : No Issues from the web hook"
I have also tried triggering this web hook from a transition in a one of my workflows but it does not seem to trigger at all
Any assistance would be appreciated
Hi @Sean Hannan
For your usecase - "automation to create a new issue when an existing issue is transition" all you need to do is add a automation rule . There is no need to configure the web-hook as automation for Jira takes care of it internally.
There is a playground available with all popular Rules. Have a look at this specific example and modify it for your use-case
Cheers
Ajay
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Thanks Ajay - That will do what I am after. The docs I was reading were obviously old and there is now added functionality meaning I can get away without using webhooks :)
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@Ajay _view26_ what if you want to update other jira instance from first jira instance using web hooks
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