We have a task in JIRA under Project A. The task is moved to Project B, which changes the issue key from, let's say, PA-123 to PB-456. Our integration is set up to push the JIRA Key to SF, BUT if a task is moved in JIRA, the new Key is not updated on the SF Case. Any ideas how to accomplish this push to the new Key and, if possible, maintain the old Key value for reference?
@Sue Wilson ,hi. Did you manage to find a solution?
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@Diana_Architect_ZigiWave hi & thank you for your response. Yes, I found a solution. We already have a Jira to/from Salesforce connection. The problem was when the issue key changed in JIRA, the updated value was not being updated in SF as expected. This confused/concerned the user due to the mismatch. We found a way to extract the issueid, append that to complete a url and pass that to SF. Works like a charm and our internal customer is happy with the result.
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