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The Issue Transitioned Event trigger executes a rule whenever an issue is transitioned through the workflow. Each Any workflow event triggers will trigger this rule. | ||||
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You should limit the execution of the rule using automation conditions. |
Issue Transitioned Event configuration
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The Issue Transition Event trigger does not come with a further configuration element.
Once selected. continue
No further configuration is required for this element.
Continueconfiguring your rule by adding conditions, selectors, or/and actions.
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It is highly recommended to further limit the execution of the rule using automation conditions (e.g. to limit execution to only a specific issue type). |
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