Hi again,
I'm setting up a simple schedule rule but am running into an error when it's run:
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I've removed all other types of checks at this time to narrow down the error. There's only one JQL now, but still get the error.
I've even tried the JQL is just: issuetype = "Dev sub-task" and the user condition check function provided in Automation but I still get the error.
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Help, I can't see what's wrong with the condition statement.
Thanks!
Hi Phyllis,
So you're using the wrong trigger in this case. You're using "Scheduled", but what you want is "Scheduled JQL search" as the trigger with your JQL query.
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The problem with your rule is that the trigger doesn't return any issues - it simply runs at a given time. Then the condition is used to stop rule execution (they don't lookup new issues for the following actions). What you want is a trigger that looks up the right issues, and then have the action after that.
That error is quite confusing though. I've raised https://codebarrel.atlassian.net/browse/AUT-22 to improve this!
Cheers,
Andreas
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