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JIRA is creating 4 tickets of same description after Upgrade

Navam Rajput
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August 14, 2019

After upgrading Jira to 8.2.4 , in one project JIRA is creating 4 tickets of same description and type ,whenever we try to create a new ticket issue2.png

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Cody Stevens
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August 14, 2019

Hey @Navam Rajput 

Just to make sure I am understanding you correctly, when you make one single ticket, an additional 3 tickets are automatically being made? 

If that is correct, I am guessing you have an automation or workflow post function that is creating these. Go into the ticket you did not make and view the history tab. It will tell you who or what created the ticket. That may provide insight on why its happening. If it doesn't give you enough information, i would look at any automation's you have in the project and any post functions on the create transition.

Navam Rajput
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August 14, 2019

@Cody Stevens  Thankyou for the response 

Cody Stevens
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August 14, 2019

Of course @Navam Rajput ! Hopefully that helped resolved your issue!

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Chander Inguva
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August 14, 2019

I might be wrong, but if you are creating them via mail handler, there could be a chance of sending multiple emails with same body and subject. Again, this could be one possible cause, As mentioned by @Cody Stevens  More info can be found under issue history, also check application logs.

Navam Rajput
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August 14, 2019

@Chander Inguva  Thank you for the response

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