Hi, after moving an issue from a service desk project to an other service desk project, the request type diplay No Match, so the request is not visible anymore in the portal for the customer, we have to set it manually and it's very anoying.
I'm looking for an automation to update the request type on the moving event, but there is only in create event on the automation tool.
any idea how to do that ?
thanks,
Francois
You can try this out to set up the automation: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/automatically-set-customer-request-type-when-issue-is-created-via-jira-859463969.html
Hi Francois,
Are you using JIRA server or cloud? If you use JIRA server, you could try to set the customer request type using JJUPIN (add-on) https://confluence.kepler-rominfo.com/display/SIL/Variable+Resolution#VariableResolution-CustomFields
I have not verified it yet but I guess you should be able to access the customer request type like a "normal" custom field and be able to set it using customfield_xxxxx = "your request type"; //where xxxxx is the id of the customer request type customfield. Can you please give it a try in your testing environment and let us know if it works?
Good luck :)
Christoph
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Francois
you're welcome - better specify Server/cloud to get well fitting answers instantly ;)
Have you tried using https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.codebarrel.addons.automation/cloud/overview?
There could be an action to set the request type (e.g. edit field).
Christoph
P.S.: I am using JIRA server and JJupin for automation so I don't know ;)
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