Hi everyone!
!!!!Calling all Jira enthusiasts!!!!
I really need help with a topic I have been stuck on for WEEEEKS!
Context
I have a request to set up an email to ticket function on Jira which I have completed.
(The email is sent from a company email address: Billing-finance@XXXX.XXX)
This has been set up so that the reporter of the ticket is the requester who sent the email to above address.
So now my problem:
How can I configure the post function of CREATE ISSUE to update the following fields with specific values:
This needs to be done ONLY when the ticket is created via the email automation
What have i tried?
Creating a post function with following criteria:
Outcome
After configuring this the desired fields are indeed updated BUT this happens when ANY user creates an issue.
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This topic is starting to make me go a bit crazy and I would be so grateful if anyone out there could put me out of my misery.
Many thanks in advance!!!
You can’t do this with a PF. You would need some from of automation addon or scripting addon. Unless server has some new means I’m unaware of.
You can use scriptrunner email handler to inform a customfield (for example origin = mail) and use this field in post function conditions
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You can also use the ScriptRunner email handler to set the component and label on issue creation (without having to add anything to the workflow post-functions).
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Do I get it correctly that
email is sent from a company email address: Billing-finance@
is the mailbox on your customers/partner side which is mapped to the same named reporter in your instance?
Assuming this I am just wondering if it would not work out if you replace
Perform as user: Billing-finance@XXXX.XXX with the reporter set to Billing-finance@XXXX.XXX
My assumption is that the logic with your settings is executed with the user you mention but _applies_ to all issues.
With the reporter as the criteria it would have more logic for me but it could be wrong.
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The behavior you described is what I'd expect to happen. As Jack stated, you need an addon app for that. I have used this one and it will do what you want by installing the features you were looking for in the places you expected. Note that I am not affiliated with this addon company in any way.
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/292/jira-misc-workflow-extensions-jmwe?hosting=cloud&tab=overview
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