Automation Toolbox for Jira

Triggers define whether or not a rule should be executed. Triggers are generally based on field, issue, project or system events, but can also be scheduled to only execute at certain times.

Selectors provide the ability to search for specific issues within a rule and then take actions against those issues found. Conditions provide the ability to further refine and control processing.

Actions determine the type of field, issue, transition, comment or mail processing that should take place. You can add as many actions as you need.

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Triggers

When configuring a trigger, you can choose one of the following options:

• Field Changed Event
• Issue Event
• Issue Transitioned Event
• Project Event
• System Event
• Scheduled Rule
• Manual Rule

Selectors

Depending on the type of trigger, you can choose one of the following options when adding a selector:

• Issue Selector
• JQL Selector
• Issue Component Selector
• Issue Version Selector

Conditions

Depending on the type of trigger (or selector), you can choose one of the following options when adding a condition:

• Boolean Condition
• JQL Condition
• User Condition

Actions

Depending on the type of trigger (or selector), you can choose one of the following options when adding an action:

• Add Comment
• Create Issue
• Create Issue Link
• Update Field
• Assign Issue
• Delete Issue
• Delete Issue Link
• Log Work
• Transition Issue
• Send Email