Jira Jira Automation

Question 1

What are the three core components of a Jira Automation rule?

Accepted Answer

Trigger, Condition, Action

Answer

A Jira Automation rule is built from a Trigger (when), optional Conditions (if), and Actions (then).

Question 2

Which Jira Automation trigger fires when a new issue is created in a project?

Accepted Answer

Issue Created

Answer

The Issue Created trigger fires whenever a new issue is created, allowing actions to be taken immediately on creation.

Question 3

What is a Scheduled Trigger in Jira Automation?

Accepted Answer

A trigger that runs on a defined schedule to act on matching issues

Answer

A Scheduled Trigger runs at specified times using cron or natural language to process issues matching a JQL query.

Question 4

What are Smart Values in Jira Automation?

Accepted Answer

Dynamic placeholders that reference issue data within automation rules

Answer

Smart Values are dynamic variables used in automation rules to insert real issue data into fields, messages, or actions.

Question 5

Which Jira Automation action allows you to update a field on the issue that triggered the rule?

Accepted Answer

Edit Issue Fields

Answer

The Edit Issue Fields action lets you update one or more fields on the triggering issue as part of the automation rule.

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