Hi !
I have an automation running when a closed issue is reopened that clears the current fixVersion of the issue and comments on the last fixVersion that was set on this issue before clearing it, but I'd like this to run only when the fixVersion is Released. Meaning that if we were to reopen an issue before a fixVersion is released, this automation would not run.
Current setup:
After the "if fixVersion is not empty", I would like to add the "if fixVersion is Released" condition.
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Context: We're currently using fixVersion with swimlanes to plan releases and I would like this automation to not throw sticks in our wheels 😅 but I can't find the info online.
Please help! Thanks!!
2 follow-up questions 😅:
I have a feeling that I would need to specify {{issue.fixVersion}} in releasedVersions, but I'm not sure I can do that.. but then again, what do I know.. ahah
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I think I answered myself there....
That would be the condition, right:
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Yes ~ but you shouldn't need the smart value since your rule is triggered on an issue transition: the rule interprets the fix version for each issue that is run in the rule...
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It works with the JQL you specified, and not with the smart-value like in my screenshot.
Thank you Laurie ! 😄
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