I am writing an automation rule for out of office agents. I would like to have a coverer and do some other actions when there is an update in a ticket.
At the beginning of the rule, I define a user in a user picker field. Later, I would like to use the value of this field in several ways. For example, I would like to send an email to this user or tag him in a comment.
If the name of the field is "Contact name", then I've tried using the following but none is working.
{{Contact name}}
{{Contact name.accountId}}
{{Contact name.displayName}}
I am in Jira Server and this feature seems to be available only in cloud which is very annoying.
Cannot assign the issue:
Cannot send an email:
Cannot tag in comment:
Hi Dimitrios,
It sounds like you might be setting the Contact Name field in an earlier Action in your rule, is that correct?
For performance reasons, we don't automatically update the details of the ticket, so actions will continue to run against the original issue contents.
Can you try adding a "Re-fetch issue data" action after setting the field and let me know how you go.
You can use a "Log Action" to test the smart values if that is easier - this just puts the values into the audit log, rather than making changes to the ticket.
Cheers,
Brydie
Thanks, Brydie, that was it! I am able to fetch the values now.
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Hi Dimitrios,
We support almost any field as a recipient in Notification Assistant for Jira. Let me know if you need a hand.
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Hi Dimitrios,
In this case, I would use another text custom field for the contact's email address and just store the actual email address there. You can use the separate contract name field for their name.
Then you can send the email to the test custom field value for their email.
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