I have a project automation that sends out an email. I want to include the result of this JQL in the body of the email. Is there a way to do that? (Without using filter subscription since I want to format it in a specific manner)
project = MKV AND labels = request AND status != closed
The results of this is 4. How do I take the result of this and embedded into an email?
Ex. Hello you have 4 issues needing attention.
Hi @Gavin
For Jira Server/Data Center, the equivalent to Lookup Issues for batch processing is to use a scheduled rule with JQL and the "...process issues in bulk" option. Then you may use the {{issues}} smart value.
Please look here for more information on that approach:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/automation/bulk-handling-of-issues-993924653.html
Best regards,
Bill
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Hello @Gavin ,
Please add a new action: Lookup issues
I tried the above, but was unable to display all the issues in Email,
I'm only able to show the number of issues only.
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Hmm is this for jira cloud? I think I might have a on prem jira.
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for on-premise, I didn't found the smart values in Automation.
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