Hi!
What I want
Send a mail with a list of all the issues at the start of a sprint in 1 e-mail .
What is the current situtation
I can't use 'Execute in bulk' as it seems with Jira Cloud. That's why I use the "Lookup issues" function in combination with JQL: "Epic Link" = INT-10". The issues are now placed as a list in the mail, however the mail receiver still receives the mail times the number of issues.
Can you help me change the mails into 1? :D
Hi Milan,
Is this a Next-Gen project? Or a Classic Software Project?
You might look into use an Automation for Jira rule following the LookUpIssues guidance here:
Hi John,
It's for a classic Scrum project.
The link that you send me is about doing this via the subscription filter. Are you saying it's impossible to do this via automation?
Thanks!
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Yes, it should be able to be done with Automation. Read down that post to an answer by sreuter with this info:
Subject: So much goodness, we just released awesome app v{{version}} Content: <ul> {{#lookupIssues}} <li>{{key}} - {{summary}}</li> {{/}} </ul>
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Yes, and it gives me a great output, but the mail receiver still receives the mail times the number of issues. Which is the issue here.
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If setup probably in your rule, it should only send a single email with the entire list.
Can you share the rule you have created?
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Sure!
Hi,
This is a test.
<ul>
{{#lookupIssues}}
<li>{{key}} - {{summary}}</li>
{{/}}
</ul>
Grtz
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I think it is because you have a branch in there. Or you have a double lookupissues - one in the branch and another one in the email.
Try turning the branch into just a condition.
This is what my test looks like that works:
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