Jira smart values - users; Jira smart values - approvals; Scenario. Let's consider a Jira Service Management Project that has two levels of approvals (each one requires single approval): Initial Validation - First Approval Step; Secondary Approval - Determined depending on the issue characteristics Smart values in Jira automation. Jira smart values - issues; Jira smart values - projects; Jira smart values - lists; Jira smart values - text fields; Jira smart values - users; Jira smart values - conditional logic; Jira smart values - date and time; Jira smart values - math expressions; Jira smart values - development; Jira smart values

Workaround steps: I was able to get the information by rows in the Description field and throw that information into Jira's fields. The bulk of the work is done by the Smart Value match () expression with Regular expressions in A4J. This example would capture the entire Description, which isn't very useful.: { {issue.description.match (" (.*)")}}

For issues with ProForma forms attached, this means that form field data and form state can be read by Automation for Jira directly. The structure to access data, where AAA is the question ID number (not the Question Key defined in the form builder) is: Text/Email/URL/Number Fields: { {issue.properties."proforma.forms.i1".state.answers.AAA.text}} Smart value is displayed as a code. Manuel Carmona de la Cuesta Aug 23, 2022. Hi, I'm using Jira automation to insert a message to the customer after an issue is considered done. The syntax is: This issue is now in DONE status and the content of the Resolution field has been set to { {issue.resolution}}. The problem is that it's shown as:
Sep 16, 2020. Good, I was just typing a reply. But the first is indeed the parent value and the second the child. So for future reference: below there is a Cascade1 field, where the first value is 'option2' and the child value is 'sub2.2'. And here is the smart values output: Like • 8 people like this. Slava Gefen May 31, 2022.
In the left menu, select Custom fields and search for "Environment" in the search bar. Then, click in the three dots menu > Contexts and Default value: Copy the Custom field ID at the end of the URL of the new page displayed: Navigate to your automation rule and add the smart value with the following structure, where "XXXXX" is the custom field
Smart values are name, spacing, and case-sensitive. And often the smart value does not match the displayed field name on the issue views. The how-to article below helps to identify the correct smart value (and custom field id) for any supported fields for automation rules. The essential steps are: identify an issue which has your field(s)
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