Hi all;
I'm trying to automate the sending of e-mail to the assignee of an epic once the scheduled due date passed.
I decided to trigger it each week in order not to be too often, the problem is that the JQL search returned 26 epics but the automation sent only to 4 epics, and I couldn't find a pattern why it choose those issues.
Any ideas what I can do?
@ILEANA-VALENTINA VEIZU there is no need to create a branch rule..
1 - In your Scheduled trigger, `check` the "Run a JQL search and execute actions for each issue in the query"
2- Then insert something like this in as JQL:
type = Epic and dueDate < startofDay() and statusCategory != Done
(change to your own need)
3 - Uncheck this:
Only include issues that have changed since the last time this rule executed
4 - then create your action to send email to the assignee
A scheduled automation with the JQL session abled will run against each issue returned in the jql results
Hello,
Thanks a lot for your feedback - it worked.
I reached the branching because when i tried to do it without i've received some errors about incompatible components or smth like this.
But now it worked perfectly.
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Welcome to community!
Why is there a branch in the rule?
Could you share the JQL on the schedule trigger and the details of the branch?
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Hello,
I've answered above to William, it's solved now thanks for your availability any-how.
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