I'm implemeting one-way card mirroring, so that when I edit a card on Board 1, the edits show up on the mirrored card on Board 2.
I can do this without issue for most properties. For example, I can trigger an automation when I add description or edit an existing one on a card on Board 1.
But with comments, I can seemingly only trigger an automation when a comment is posted, not when it's edited or deleted.
This is very frustrating! It means that if I edit or a delete a comment on a card on Board 1, the edit or deletion won't be reflected on the mirrored card on Board 2.
The most natural solution would be to make "posted" in the "when a comment is posted to a card..." trigger a dropdown with options "posted", "edited", and "deleted".
A less intuitive solution, but one that would still work, is something analogous to what's in place for card name and description, where the trigger is "when the [name/description] of a card starts with [text]..."
If for [text] you input the wildcard {*}, then the automation will be triggered when a name or description is added or edited to anything at all (or deleted, i.e. cleared). I find this pretty nonintuitive, but it does work.
🙏 Trello/Atlassian team, can you please implement this change? It should be very easy to do and would close the loop on comment automations.
❓Does anyone know a workaround that achieve this?
Side note: Some other bizarre gaps in automation triggers I've discovered when implementing this one-way mirroring:
Desired solutions for these:
Based on my own RYO mirroring, working comment is tricky since the power up or bot is attached with a admin credentials while comments are specific to the board user. For example in the mirror board a added comment would have <user> : made or edit this comment. Another challenge I faced was in deleted comments. Just like deletion of card, the data is actually erased in the database.
for your other list of requirements, and if can do some coding, you should be able to use http request to handle them.
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